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It’s Finally Here! Organic Produce Delivered to My Kitchen!
I was researching online a few weeks ago and came across this Organic Delivery Service in my area! I admit I was skeptical at first, but I did a little research and decided to take the plunge. I...
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Milk and Honey Organics Delivery – and A New Meal Plan!
This week’s basket: Jonagold apples, Extra Fancy Navel Oranges, Fair Trade Bananas, Blueberries, Limes, Collards, Boston Butter Lettuce, Celery, Sugar Snap Peas, Yukon Gold Potatoes and Fennel (I...
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This Week’s Basket and Recipe Ideas
This Week’s Basket from Milk and Honey Organics: Broccolini, NC Covington Sweet Potatoes, Florida Lacinato Kale, Baby Spinach, Grapefruit, Blueberries, D’Anjou Pears, Red Onion, Silver Dollar...
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His and Her Salads: A Quick Dinner Solution!
Monday nights are training nights for me, which means I get home from work around 5:30, grab a quick, light snack, do a personal training session with my client, and then eat something that doesn’t...
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Weekly Basket and Recipes!
We just missed Ivan (from Milk & Honey Organics) tonight, so we arrived home with a cooler full of fresh, organic fruits and veggies on our doorstep. There was a ton this week! I’m so excited! I...
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Celebrating 20,000 Hits: Interview with Christine Ortiz of “Milk & Honey...
A few weeks ago, I met Christine at Everyday Organics Restaurant at Cherrydale in Greenville for a delightful lunch, as she allowed me to pick her brain. We became fast friends as we shared life...
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This Week’s Basket and Recipe Ideas
Quick Ideas for This Week’s Basket: Baby Spinach (Spinach Salad; Add to Smoothies) D’Anjou Pears (Pan Fry Pear Slices in butter with a little Maple Syrup or Brown Sugar) Green Beans (Steam and top with...
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Weekly Basket and Meal Plan
St. Patrick’s Day is traditionally a day of Irish inspired feasting, recognizing the patron saint of Ireland for bringing Christianity to Ireland. There is wearing of green and talking of leprechauns...
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