There weren’t too many surprises when I started researching the difference between orange juice and Sunny Delight, or as it’s sometimes marketed, SunnyD. But what I didn’t expect was what a horrific reputation Sunny Delight has.
Category: Fooding
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Difference between: mayonnaise and aioli
So is aioli just garlic-flavored mayonnaise? Yes, but it’s more than that. Let’s check out the difference between mayonnaise and aioli.
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Difference between: moon pies and whoopie pies
Have you ever had a moon pie or a whoopie pie? I haven’t. But if presented with both in the future I’ll be able to make a really educated decision on which one I’d prefer to try.
Let’s explore the difference between moon pies and whoopie pies.
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Difference between: cherry tomatoes and grape tomatoes
Looking for cherry tomatoes at the grocery store and finding grape instead? Wondering what the difference between the two is? Today we’re taking a look at these delectable little members of the tomato family as we find out the difference between cherry tomatoes and grape tomatoes.
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Five Difference Between posts for January 2018
Happy 2018! I have a special announcement. Spoiler alert: It’s in the title of this post.
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Compelling reasons why you should be trying eMeals
Note: This is not a sponsored post. eMeals is not paying me for this. Thoughts are my own.
Another (more general) note: I try to respect my family’s privacy as I blog even though, obviously, they come up sometimes. But it’s really cumbersome to type “the husband” and “the baby” so going forward they are A and O, respectively. Most of you probably know their names but let’s just not make it more public than it needs to be. Thanks!
If we’re Facebook friends, you’ve probably noticed me posting pictures of awesome dinners through my 100 Happy Days posts. If you think I’m just super clever and am coming up with all of these creative dishes on my own, I’m not.
A couple of years ago A and I tried eMeals and to be honest, I wasn’t super impressed. We did the budget plan and it was very…limiting. But, that’s probably par for the course when you’re spending as little money as possible.
Then, a couple of months ago A suggested we give it another try, going with a different plan. And I’m super glad we did.
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White chocolate: chocolate, or no?
Do you consider white chocolate to be chocolate? Many do not.
As I researched this one, I found myself on the fence until the very end. But I have now landed on a particular side – come and join me.
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Food history: backyard cookouts
Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, and random days in October when you’re just so thrilled the weather is still warm – it’s time for backyard cookouts.
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Difference between: coffee and decaf coffee
Okay folks, small blog update before I get into this one.
I started a new job this week.
I’ve transitioned from being a freelance writer on the side, to being an actual, full-time, writer and editor for a well known marketing company. This is awesome.
In lieu of the big changes happening in my life, I thought it was time to take a gander at the Difference Between category on this blog – the one I post in the most frequently.
I started this blog in April of 2013. (Three year anniversary!) My first Difference Between post was in July of 2013, on Russian dressing and Thousand Island dressing. I’ve done a Difference Between post once a week, with few exceptions, for two years and nine months.
And I think it’s time to switch it up.
I have an idea of what I want to take my once-a-week post place, but I’m not sure enough to announce it just yet.
In the meantime! Feel free to continue emailing me with Difference Between post ideas, because I’ll probably pick it up at some point.
Here’s the last Difference Between post for awhile: coffee versus decaf coffee.
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Difference between: red and green grapes
Grapes! They’re great for snacking, good for salads, and can be made into jams, jellies, raisins, and wine.
What’s the difference between red grapes and green grapes?
As in turns out, not too much – this will be one of our quicker Difference Betweens.