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It’s a strategy I use to combat my toddler’s food fra...
If you’re new here, welcome! To get started, check out my first munch menu, which includes my dietary philosophy and an overview on how to use these weekly meal plans. Also, make sure to stock up on my (mostly) non-toxic munchkin kitchen es...
Welcome to Snack Time! A monthly series that takes a break from the regularly scheduled munch meal planning to share some of the best things I’ve consumed this past month (edible and otherwise).
The summer before my munch was born, Charlie...
I have been living a 3-hour workday lifestyle over here in Spain.
It’s enough time to stay float—get the most important emails back, feed this Substack—but not enough to ever dig my way out of the ever-expanding to-do list. I’m also at th...
Early reviews are in for my debut novel, The Weekend Wife. It has been praised as “the perfect beach read” by my mother, for whom such a statement is not necessarily a compliment.
Though it’s not as derogatory as the term “chick lit” there...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Novelist, 4 x cookbook author, mom, French fry enthusiast, weird horse girl. Making healthy food taste less like something that should be served to Oliver Twist. Munch Menus is all about doing that for kids.
Love a good scoop. Covering how we spend our time, energy and money. Words in The New York Times, Bloomberg + The Cut.
i am that mom friend you call for basically anything. i make food for you + your family. also investing over @ grtsht ventures + the co-CEO co-founder of cadootz!
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