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Wordless Wednesday: One Man’s Trash

Cathedral of Junk
4422 Lareina Drive
Austin, TX 78745

July 21, 2021May 26, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)4 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Creatures, Big and Small

July 14, 2021May 22, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)5 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Texas Natives

Bluebonnets

Golden Ball Lead Tree

Hedge Parsley

Indian Paintbrush

Lantana

Muscadine Grapes

Palmleaf Mistflower

Prairie Cone Flowers

Purple Cone Flowers

Texas Thistle

Water Pennywort

Winecups

Yuccas

July 7, 2021May 21, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)4 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Texture

Inner Space Cavern
4200 South IH-35 Frontage Road
Georgetown, TX 78626

June 16, 2021May 16, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)6 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Snack Attack

Trader Joe’s Thai Vegetable Gyoza (Air Fried)

Justin’s Organic Dark Chocolate Crispy Quinoa Peanut Butter Cups

TruffleHunter Real Black Truffle Potato Chips

Vegan Wedges Cheese

Enjoy Life Chewy Bars; Carrot Cake and Lemon Blueberry Poppy Seed

Coconut Bliss Raspberry Acai in Chocolate Bars

March 31, 2021February 28, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)5 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: The Dirt on Real Food

March 17, 2021February 2, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)7 Comments

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Fact: You are never too old to enjoy a s'more. You can only be too tipsy to properly melt the chocolate when you're old enough to drink. I have proof... Er, had proof. Still good though.

Today on the blog, Italian minestrone gets a zen makeover with the Japanese principles of shojin riyori. The umami power of @shiitake_japan mushrooms makes this healthy, meatless soup deeply satisfying and brilliantly flavorful. Get the recipe now through the link in my profile or copy/paste: https://bit.ly/shojin-soup

Start the week strong with the Power Bowl from @citizeneatery. This is no mere salad, piled high with enough goodies to crunch and munch all afternoon. You've got quinoa, avocado, kale, toasted chickpeas, almonds, sunflower seeds, roasted red peppers, and grape tomatoes all in one bountiful dish. This is healthy eating done right.

Have you experienced the gloriously cheesy, buttery goodness that is pão de queijo? Otherwise known as Brazilian cheese bread, there's simply nothing else like these golden nuggets. Made of either yucca or tapioca flour, the texture is dense and chewy, much like baked mochi with a savory slant.

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Recently on Instagram...

Fact: You are never too old to enjoy a s'more. You can only be too tipsy to properly melt the chocolate when you're old enough to drink. I have proof... Er, had proof. Still good though.

Today on the blog, Italian minestrone gets a zen makeover with the Japanese principles of shojin riyori. The umami power of @shiitake_japan mushrooms makes this healthy, meatless soup deeply satisfying and brilliantly flavorful. Get the recipe now through the link in my profile or copy/paste: https://bit.ly/shojin-soup

Start the week strong with the Power Bowl from @citizeneatery. This is no mere salad, piled high with enough goodies to crunch and munch all afternoon. You've got quinoa, avocado, kale, toasted chickpeas, almonds, sunflower seeds, roasted red peppers, and grape tomatoes all in one bountiful dish. This is healthy eating done right.

Have you experienced the gloriously cheesy, buttery goodness that is pão de queijo? Otherwise known as Brazilian cheese bread, there's simply nothing else like these golden nuggets. Made of either yucca or tapioca flour, the texture is dense and chewy, much like baked mochi with a savory slant.

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