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10 Tips for Kids in the (No Waste) Kitchen

Having a No Waste Kitchen is a worthy endeavor that can be made more complicated when kids are involved, but these tips help make it easier.

A Taco Bar is the perfect way to serve food to a large group. It’s inexpensive, easy to put together, and allows customization for guests.

If you have someone who loves video games, then these super easy (mostly healthy) foods are perfect for a Super Mario themed birthday party.

Making vegetable broth at home is easy to make in the slow cooker and costs almost nothing if you use vegetable scraps from previous meals.

Stocking stuffers can always be a challenge to come up with. I put together a list of some great stocking stuffer ideas for the cook in your life.

Preschool Halloween parties can be easily done on a tight budget if you get creative with your craft, games, food, and drinks!

Use any leftover pumpkins you may have to make your own pumpkin puree. It’s perfect for holiday baking and tastes better than canned.

Popsicles are fun any time of the year. Try these yummy popsicles packed with fruits and veggies from Kid Chef Junior that kids will love!

Cleaning the oven is never a fun job, but it can be done easily with this natural cleaning combination and just a bit of time.

Cinnamon, Ginger, and Nutmeg add some wonderful health benefits to your meals and, of course, all of your usual holiday baking!