Written by Sylvia Geiger MS, RD, CD Price Chopper Community Nutritionist A homemade present is a gift from the heart that says, “I care about you” to the person who receives it. It’s a time-honored way to give something meaningful
Written by Sylvia Geiger MS, RD, CD Price Chopper Community Nutritionist Like many families, ours has several holiday traditions that involve lots of food and gatherings with friends and family to enjoy lively festivities. Our Christmas parties are multi-generational family
Guest post contributed by Andrea McCarthyhttp://www.mycnymommy.com/ I’m a busy mom with four children ages 5 and under – and chances are that you busy as well. With limited time and patience, the holidays can present one with many challenges. I am
Happy Holidays, I’m Kevin Schulke, Category Manager of Beer, Wine and Snacks. I’m here to talk to you about pairing wines with your Thanksgiving feast. Whether you’re hosting for the first time or twentieth time or if you are a
Guest post written by Lauren Greutmanhttp://www.iamthatlady.com/ Planning meals around the holidays can be stressful to say the least, that is why I lean towards some of my favorite Price Chopper products to help save money, stress, and time around the
Written by Sylvia Geiger MS, RD, CD, Price Chopper Community Nutritionist It’s almost time to start pulling out the roasting pans to prepare for the feast! Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for so many things, but I’m
It’s almost time to start preparing your pumpkins for Halloween night! When selecting the perfect pumpkin this Halloween, look for pumpkins with flat bottoms, which won’t roll away. Also, a sturdy stem helps for carving and is a sign of
What’s your favorite type of apple? In celebration of National Apple day we are sharing some of our fun facts about apples and giving you an offer for a FREE apple of your choice! When apple picking, remember to choose
Rosh Hashanah is a two-day Jewish Celebration celebrated this year on September 28th through September 30th. In Hebrew, Rosh Hashanah means, literally, “Head of the Year,” and as its name indicates, it is the beginning of the Jewish year. There
Rosh Hashanah is a two-day Jewish Celebration celebrated this year on September 28th through September 30th. In Hebrew, Rosh Hashanah means, literally, “Head of the Year,” and as its name indicates, it is the beginning of the Jewish year. There