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This Map Shows the Most Popular Grilling Food In Every State Original

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By Lilly Blomquist Verified
| The Pioneer Woman Magazine Verified
3 min read Summer is that time of year when everybody’s just itching to fire up the grill! After all, it’s when juicy burgers get flipped, steaks get a good sizzle, and eating outside makes dinnertime a little more fun. And while grilling is one of those all-American traditions shared all across the country, what you end up cooking over the open flame sure does vary depending on where you call home.
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Alex Drummond Shares the Relatable Way She Deals with Toddler Tantrums

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By Lilly Blomquist Verified
| The Pioneer Woman Magazine Verified
2 min read Ever since Alex Drummond gave birth to her baby girl, Sofia, nearly 18 months ago, she’s been taking her Instagram followers along for the ride, sharing all the everyday moments and major milestones that’ve made motherhood so rewarding. Alex loves capturing all the cute things her daughter says and does, whether it’s taking her first steps or something as simple as giving her golden retriever brother, George, a big hug.
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10 Sneaky Dust Hotspots You’re Probably Forgetting to Clean

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By Lilly Blomquist Verified
| The Pioneer Woman Magazine Verified
svetikd//Getty Images No matter how often you clean your house, dust seems to materialize out of thin air. You run a feather duster or microfiber cloth over your bookshelves and nightstands, and, poof, they’re dusty again the next day. Because these lightweight particles accumulate rapidly, dusting—and maintaining a dust-free home—is hard work. But if you put off this household task for too long, the dust won’t just magically vanish—it’ll grow.
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