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Cereal Mania!

admin — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 14:58:41 +0000

Cereal is one of America's most popular foods. Despite the often ridiculous price per box in stores, cereals are a fan favorite for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snacking in between. There is even a fast food chain, Cereality, dedicated to bringing out your inner child for every meal with a full-on cereal bar for mixing and matching kinds. Cereal has even found its way into yogurt shops as a popular topping. So if you're as big a cereal fan as well, everyone else, here are a few tips for making cereal a healthy part of your day. Here are five websites with cereal facts you'll want to know before you dig in to your next bowl.

1. Livestrong's Top 10 Healthiest Cereals. Find out if you're choosing the right bowl to start off the day.

2. Top 10 Worst Breakfast Cereals for Kids. Or for anyone for that matter. Even if they say "Made with Whole Grains", some cereals are just way too sugary to be healthy.

3. Healthy Homemade Cereals. Make your own brand of cereal-ly goodness! Here's a list of different varieties you can make at home, from Ginger Snap Granola to Toasted Muesli with Ginger and Blueberries!

4. More Than Breakfast! Check out Kellogg's recipe ideas for dishes using your favorite cereals. Besides the Rice Krispies Treats we have all grown to know and love, you can make All Bran Chicken Satay with Dipping Sauce, or Crispix Ice Cream Dessert Bars.

5. Cereal Coupons! If you buy cereal on a regular basis, check out this website for printable coupons you can use at your local stores. Saving $1, $2, or $3 at a time can really add up!

Get a Taste of France in Rittenhouse Square at Parc

admin — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:31:06 +0000

Take a trip to Paris’ bohemian Left Bank without leaving the city. Parc evokes the chic flair and relaxed joie de vivre of the best French cafes with a stylish café and traditional bistro. Settled right on Rittenhouse Square, the restaurant also honors the outdoor-oriented atmosphere of café culture with exterior seating and large windows. Open seven days a week, the restaurant has distinct menus for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and, of course, dessert, so there’s always a reason to go. Classics like beefy onion soup, escargot, and home-made baguettes (served warm and crispy) are offset by uniquely prepared items such as trout amandine and beef bourguignon as well as an expansive wine and coffee selection. Whether you’re just in for a quick snack, a superbly prepared coffee, or you’re in the mood to linger over wine and conversation, Parc offers the full gamut of French culinary and cultural options.

Parc
227 S 18th St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 545-2262
www.parc-restaurant.com

Worth the Wait

admin — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:14:56 +0000

And there will be one, almost certainly. Combining the best of Southern comfort with the tradition of Jewish cooking, Honey’s Sit ‘N Eat is one of Philly’s most popular eateries for a heartwarming meal that will soothe your palette and satisfy that hankering for homemade goodness. The lengthy menu befits a classic diner experience, but look out for bargain combos like a breakfast of eggs, potato latke, challah toast, and coffee for an unbeatable price. From staples like chicken-fried steak, meaty Reuben sandwiches, and green bean casserole to specialties like savory matzah ball soup, buttery biscuits, and potato pancakes with sweet, cinnamon-rich applesauce, there are delicious options for every appetite and taste preference. There’s no reason to rush over the lovingly prepared platters of old favorites, as the rustic atmosphere—complete with pine wood floors—and patient staff encourage leisurely dining and appreciation.

Honey’s Sit ‘N Eat
800 N 4th St
Philadelphia, PA 19123
(215) 925-1150
www.honeys-restaurant.com