Shitty Housewife Gets Nerdy
Jen ShermanI write about food, groceries, feeding small children, and how we've been tracking every cent we spend on food since 2019.
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Your family needs YOU (to eat artichoke)
It’s your duty to eat artichoke
You know that famous British war-time poster, with Lord Kitchener’s pointing finger, proclaiming ‘Your country needs YOU’? I think of that poster every time I cook artichoke, particularly if I’ve cooked a ba...
How to spot an ultraprocessed food
When I make chicken nuggets/schnitzel/bites, these are the ingredients: skinless and deboned chicken thighs (we get the chicken from Pasturebird and we have never had an issue with chicken being woody, stringy, or tasteless), egg, mayo, bre...
I made butter (and a mess) but it was still unexpectedly disappointing
I will get to the butter shortly but first, two things that are a bit exciting. Both were things that were months in the making and published within a couple of weeks of each other, making me think that maybe the movement to ‘vote with your...
Mac and cheese: a journey
I don’t think I ate macaroni and cheese until I moved to America. It was certainly not something my mother ever cooked and I can’t remember an occasion where I ordered it when eating out. Even after moving to America, mac’n’cheese wasn’t re...
Homemade versions of things that I thought could only ever be UPF
My proudest baking achievement
Mint Slices are one of my favourite commercially made biscuits. Made by Arnott’s, they have a chocolate biscuit base, then a layer of mint-flavoured cream/fondant, and the whole thing is then covered by a lay...
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I used to be a geographer and now I'm a shitty housewife and a bit of a food obsessive. I've been tracking every cent our family spends on food since 2019 in a glorious spreadsheet and I write about that.
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