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Lucy Brewer is an AP syndicated writer and fourth-generation Southern cook who founded Williams Rd Media LLC and writes for Southern Food and Fun. She's passionate about preserving classic Southern recipes while creating easy, crowd-pleasing dishes for the modern home cook.

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Masters 2025: The storm was historic. So is the comeback.

Masters 2025: The storm was historic. So is the comeback.

Augusta faced a historic hurricane and cleared millions of yards of debris - just in time to welcome the retu…

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The truth about Dry January: Does it work?

The truth about Dry January: Does it work?

For many people, the new year comes with fresh resolutions, often about health and fitness. Gym memberships s…

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Southerners' best-kept secrets for a gracious Thanksgiving gathering

Southerners' best-kept secrets for a gracious Thanksgiving gathering

Thanksgiving in the South is all about tradition, family and a lot of good food. Southerners know how to crea…

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Fall festivals, county fairs and fried delights: Southern October celebrations

Fall festivals, county fairs and fried delights: Southern October celebrations

Food is a favorite part of small-town festivals, often showcasing regional favorites.

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Tailgating champions: The South's real sport happens before kickoff - Bay to Bay News

Tailgating champions: The South's real sport happens before kickoff - Bay to Bay News

The blistering heat of a September Saturday in the South will never be enough to discourage tailgaters. Wheth…

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Expert tips for choosing and using perfect summer peaches

Expert tips for choosing and using perfect summer peaches

Learn to pick the perfect summer peach! This guide covers everything from choosing peaches to storing and usi…

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Food swaps keep family summer meals affordable Original

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By Lucy Brewer Verified
| Food, Drink, Life Verified
Grocery store prices continue to climb. While inflation is up 4% across the board, fresh fruits and vegetables, along with nonalcoholic drinks, shot up in price approximately 6% since this time last year. But families looking to stretch their food budgets without sacrificing good meals have more options than they might think, and the right food swaps can make a real difference at the checkout line.
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Not sure what to get Dad for Father's Day? Just ask him. Original

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By Lucy Brewer Verified
| St. George News Verified
Americans spent a record $24 billion on Father’s Day in 2025, and trends indicate it’ll likely increase this year. The average shopper lays out about $199 on greeting cards, clothing, gift cards and special outings. And every year, the same thing happens: most dads open a tie, smile, say thank you and put it in the drawer with all the others they have received before. The truth is that what dads say they want and what they end up getting are two different things. They have been for years.
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What they actually want for Father’s Day

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By Lucy Brewer Verified
| San Mateo Daily Journal Verified
Americans spent a record $24 billion on Father’s Day in 2025, and trends indicate it’ll likely increase this year. The average shopper lays out about $199 on greeting cards, clothing, gift cards and special outings. And every year, the same thing happens: most dads open a tie, smile, say thank you and put it in the drawer with all the others they have received before. The truth is that what dads say they want and what they end up getting are two different things. They have been for years.
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