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Cucumber Yogurt with Mint & Olive Oil

Doesn't that just look like a perfect storm of good things?

Last weekend, when we were wandering around the city, Kendrick and I passed a little frozen yogurt shop and peered in the window to read the menu of specialty concoctions. I was confused for a moment as to why anyone would put cucumber and olive oil on frozen yogurt (not that that's necessarily a bad idea, just a slightly confusing one), and then realized: oh. Not a frozen yogurt shop. A yogurt yogurt shop. (Chobani, specifically.)

We ended up continuing on our way without going in, but I kept thinking about that cucumber and olive oil yogurt all week long, and so today I thought I'd give it a shot myself.

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Make A Pre-Furnished Apartment Feel Like Your Own

Q. Dear Jordan,

My elderly grandmother offered to let us rent her house. It's a great house and it will come fully furnished, which is a bonus since we won't be bringing a lot with us...but I'm wondering how we can make the place feel like our own.

We don't have a ton of money to completely redecorate the place, so I'm interested in small changes that will make an impact. How can I work with the vintage feel but still add our own elements to make it feel like our home?

- Emilie

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Peanut Butter & Granola Apple Rings

The highlight of the breakfast the crew served at last week's shoot: Granny Apple rings covered in peanut butter and granola. They were so good, in fact, that I've been making them myself nearly every day since.

These apple rings are a great addition to a lunchbox, and the options are endless: all you really need are apples, peanut butter and granola, but I've been adding things like flaxseed (for a health boost), dried fruit and mini chocolate chips to mix it up.


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