Buried deep in our childhood, or perhaps in the back of the cupboard, we each have a junk food that we secretly love beyond all reason. Hostess cupcakes or apple pies from McDonalds. Sour Patch Kids at the movies or tater tots still hot from the fryer. Go on. It’s ok to admit it. Especially since Casey Barber has just handed us the keys to the snack aisle with her new book Classic Snacks Made from Scratch. Same favorite snacks, fewer unpronounceable ingredients.
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Limited cooking space and large, unsightly appliances don’t easily mix. Our readers weigh in on ways to hide a washer & dryer, when the only hookups to be found are in a small apartment’s kitchen.
• How to Hide Washer & Dryer in Cute Rental Kitchen?
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Q: I recently bought a bag of peri peri spice at my local farmers market. It smells amazing, but the taste is so strong and unique that I’m having trouble working into recipes. Other than dry rubs for chicken, what can I do with it?
Sent by Meghan
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3.43 / 5 Stars | 6 Reviews
by Joanna
“Pureed mango teams with orange and lime juices to make a refreshing beverage.”
Did you see the Sam and Anne’s gorgeous Austin home over on Apartment Therapy today? Besides the fact that it opens with a photo of a super cute baby and a dog, the whole home is light and lovely. We’ve pulled some photos of the kitchen so you can get a peek! See more photos below: More
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I have only negative memories of boxed wine: from college basement parties to my grandmother’s tennis friends in Arizona, it never held my interest. But things are changing and boxed wine is not only becoming cooler, it’s simply starting to make more sense. More
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Q: I live in a 1950’s ranch with knotty pine cabinetry. We just got new dishes and they’re much heavier than our old dishes. It got me wondering — how much weight can these old cabinets hold? Is there a rule of thumb? The cabinets are one long unit with three shelves and a wooden back.
Sent by Jen
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Kids know how to party! Check out the latest festive celebrations from the Apartment Therapy’s Family channel, which posts kids’ parties every day. We’ll be bringing you a roundup of these inspiring parties every week.
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Fashion designer Corey Lynn Calter makes eclectic, statement-making clothes, and her Los Angeles home reflects that style. It’s quirky and playful, a mix of periods and styles, of “strange objects, colors and bold statements.” Her kitchen has traditional bones but with a few surprising elements, like a kilim runner, the colorful glass collection in the window, even the bright yellow toaster! Not to mention the opulent dining room just through the doorway… More
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