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Samantha Lande is a freelance writer based in Chicago, IL. She contributes to many national publications including Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Food Network and AARP. She also develops content for awesome brands like Peloton, Kroger, and Made In.

Samantha earned her B.A. in English from the University of Michigan and her M.A. in Social Service Administration from the University of Chicago. Her career has spanned many industries from healthcare consulting to non-profit work.

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How Daylight Savings Impacts Our Fitness and Health | The Output

How Daylight Savings Impacts Our Fitness and Health | The Output

It's that time of year again: The clocks are changing, and your schedule is getting thrown off. Daylight Savi…

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From Miners to Mardi Gras, How the MoonPie Became a Beloved Southern Snack

From Miners to Mardi Gras, How the MoonPie Became a Beloved Southern Snack

In the South, it's well known that MoonPies were created at and are still made by the Chattanooga Bakery in T…

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Meet the Indianapolis Designer Whose Shimmering Western Wear Has Won a Celebrity Following

Meet the Indianapolis Designer Whose Shimmering Western Wear Has Won a Celebrity Following

With the launch of of Union Western Clothing, Jerry Lee Atwood turned a niche hobby into a business. His hand…

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Tart Cherry Juice Contains a Seriously Shocking Amount of Natural Melatonin

Tart Cherry Juice Contains a Seriously Shocking Amount of Natural Melatonin

Out of all seasonal fresh fruit, cherries have a reputation for being a harbinger of warmth - the bright red …

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Can a Cup's Material Affect Your Coffee's Taste?

Can a Cup's Material Affect Your Coffee's Taste?

Have you ever taken a sip of your favorite coffee blend (or single origin, if you prefer) and noticed that it…

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What Is Little "t" Trauma-What It Looks Like and How to Process It

What Is Little "t" Trauma-What It Looks Like and How to Process It

When we think of trauma, we often think of acute, catastrophic events: the loss of a loved one, a natural dis…

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11 DIY Food Kits We Love for All Skill Levels

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By Samantha Lande Verified
| Food Network Verified
There's cooking and then there's project cooking. Have you ever wanted to make your own soda? Roll your own sushi? Make French pastries? You can do it all right from the comfort of your own kitchen thanks to DIY food kits. There are so many great cooking kits out there that make it easy to whip up even the most difficult dishes, no matter your cooking skill level.
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Create Festive Seasonal Treats With These Fall Bakeware Pieces

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By Samantha Lande Verified
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It's beginning to look a lot like fall, with flavors of apple and pumpkin in grocery stores and the fragrant smells of cinnamon and cloves filling the air. We'd argue there's no better time to bake up an apple pie or whip up a quick pumpkin bread than during the cozy autumn months. Leaning into the season, now's the time to grab a few new pieces of bakeware in the colors of changing leaves and designs that scream autumn.
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Create Festive Seasonal Treats With These Fall Bakeware Pieces

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By Samantha Lande Verified
| Food Network Verified
It's beginning to look a lot like fall, with flavors of apple and pumpkin in grocery stores and the fragrant smells of cinnamon and cloves filling the air. We'd argue there's no better time to bake up an apple pie or whip up a quick pumpkin bread than during the cozy autumn months. Leaning into the season, now's the time to grab a few new pieces of bakeware in the colors of changing leaves and designs that scream autumn.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Eater Chicago

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

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people get their information in rapid speed and not always from traditional news sources