Superbowl Foods I Would Never Eat!

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I know the idea of broccoli on your nachos may seem repulsing {to some 🙄}, but if you start adding veggies to meals when kids are young, they won’t think twice about it! 😏

In fact, one of my favorite ways to get kids - and even adults for that matter - to eat more veggies is to find some of their favorite foods, and add veggies into them! 🥦

Bonus points if they are finger foods! 

Because really, who doesn’t love eating with their fingers and when it comes to foods like nachos, as long as you got the cheesy factor going on {we do it vegan over here 🧀😉}, and lots of different textures, the veggie {tastes} will get overpowered and it will be a win-win for everyone! 🥳

And NO, you don’t HAVE to start going full-fledged veggie-loaded like I do; but maybe add some cauliflower rice, which you can barely see, or some corn, shredded zucchini, or something similar, and then go from there!

Hey, you may just find your kids - and guests - prefer them this way! Plus, you’ll not only have yourself a new meal staple that will get in extra veggies, but is super easy to whip together on a regular basis, and best of all, tastes AMAZING too!

Want more easy ideas to get your kids to eat more veggies and start to feel their best?! Then message me VEGGIES and I’ll be sure to add you to the list for my upcoming KIDS NUTRITION PLANS {that are allergy-friendly too}!

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Lately, I’ve been dreaming of a trip back to California, and these 2 hotels, although on quite different ends of the spectrum, both seem like fun places to go! From the desert to the hub of Hollywood, which one is more your style?

Palm Canyon Hotel & RV Resort

Rest Your Bones and Rustle Up Some Fun at The Best Resort in Borrego Springs

At Palm Canyon Hotel & RV Resort, good times and great company are never hard to come by - especially with your dog in-tow! No more than a stone’s throw away from Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, you can spend your days hiking out to see mind-melding giant metal sculptures or huntin’ down scads of wild desert flowers during the super bloom, if that’s your thing. Then, when you’ve had your fill of cacti and kickin’ up dirt, head back to the resort to get your relaxing on!

With outdoor pools and hot tubs, folks can swap stories while soaking up the scenery. Plus, with a restaurant, a saloon, and a little live music, you can rustle up some grub and have a pretty great time. Smack dab in the center of an Internal Dark Sky Community, make sure you take time to view the most impressive display of the Milky Way that you will probably ever see!

No matter if you’re riding solo or driving a carriage full of family and four-legged friends, you’re bound to be mighty glad that you booked yourself a place at Palm Canyon.

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Hotel Near Rodeo Drive

This Hotel In Beverly Hills says it all, and has it all. A beautiful boutique hotel in LA near Rodeo Drive, you will find it hard not to spend your time (and probably money ;), shopping at the most exclusive boutiques, including those of Burberry, Prada, and Chanel. But if those aren’t your style, then you’ll also find a good choice of surprisingly practical shopping including Banana Republic, GStar, and Anthropologie, to name a few.

A picturesque drive west takes you to Santa Monica, Venice, and other beach cities. The hillside you see headed east takes you to well-known and hidden nightlife destination gems like The Mint on Pico, world-famous The Abbey of West Hollywood, and Boardner’s, a legendary hangout since 1942 to Whiskey a Go Go in Hollywood proper. Do ask our Beverly Hills hotel guest services team about many other hot spots and hideaways throughout your stay. You can also enjoy free access to the pool at our sister property Mosaic Hotel, just a few steps away.

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