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Food Features Editor at EatingWell. Craft beer nerd. Wannabe homesteader.
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I Rarely Drink Alcohol Anymore—Here Are the 5 Nonalcoholic Beverages I Sip Instead

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By Carolyn Malcoun Verified
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Wine 1 hour ago California grape growers drowning in unsold product as wine demand falls CBS News • 1h Grape farmers in California's prized Napa Valley are struggling to make ends meet as the wine industry shrinks, leading to unsold grapes being left … Wine Cellars 7 hours ago Republicans On Twitter Are Losing It After Gavin Newsom Says He 'Didn't Even Know' About The 5,000-Bottle Wine Cellar In His $7.5M Home: 'The Lies Keep Coming' SHEfinds.com - Julia DeKorte • 7h Gavin Newsom and his...
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I Rarely Drink Alcohol Anymore—Here Are the 5 Nonalcoholic Beverages I Sip Instead

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By Carolyn Malcoun Verified
| EatingWell Verified
Drinking with intention can improve well-being and reduce alcohol consumption to just a few drinks monthly. Nonalcoholic alternatives like Ghia, Hoplark and Athletic Brewing offer flavorful substitutes for alcohol. Cocktail-inspired seltzers and THC tonics are additional satisfying options.
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The Simple Meal-Prep Hack That Helps Me Reach My Daily Fiber Goal

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By Carolyn Malcoun Verified
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Meal-prepping whole grains like quinoa and farro makes it easier to meet daily fiber goals. • Adding fiber-rich foods like beans, raspberries and whole-grain toast boosts intake throughout the day. • Eating enough fiber can improve digestion, energy levels and reduce snacking between meals. As a woman of a certain age and in a certain season of life, I’m incessantly targeted on social media with content urging me to strength-train more and eat plenty of protein.
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