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When you think of Seattle, you might think of the Space Needle, flying fish at Pike Place Market, etc., but it's also the heart of American coffee culture, a culinary beacon of diverse foods, and the epicenter of American glass art.

Did you know that turmeric has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant components? It's the superstar ingredient in our Carrot Spice Smoothie Bowl.

Slice and dice your way to deliciousness! Learn to cut a mango and then visit us to try some yummy recipes! www.mango.org

This holiday season, add mangos to your menu with this step-by-step recipe video for Mango Mustard Glazed Ham! The full recipe can be found here: https://www.mango.org/recipes/mango-mustard-glaze-ham/

From forests and farms to taverns and local cafes, upstate Michigan will take you back to the old ways of life.

Wisconsin, the "Dairy State," has it all: Home of Harley-Davidson, beer and bratwurst and dreamy custard, and Door County has some of some of the prettiest outdoors anywhere.

A thriving culinary personality and a jewel of a city, Cincinnati was once known as the Paris of America with its beautiful architecture and art.

Selma to Montgomery, Alabama is endlessly fascinating, rich with civil rights history and some of the nation's most distinctive and most soulful regional food.

Florida means Land of Flowers; for travelers, it is a land of adventure: Wildlife, fantastic seafood, urban energy, and endless sun. Paradise, for sure.

The secret star here is Planet Oat Oatmilk.

A road trip deep in the heart of Texas: On dusty country roads and in gleaming cities, and colorful meals that reflect both Dixie and the great Southwest.

From gleaming Phoenix to the Grand Canyon, a road trip through Arizona is a diverse taste of the American West, from sleeves-up burritos to stylish modern cuisine.

Las Vegas, Palm Springs, and the desert between them are full of surprises, including extraordinarily colorful restaurants with meals that can be very local or out of this world.

Colorado is a state of grand scenic wonders, with majestic food to match, from prime steaks and buffalo sausage to blue ribbon pies.

Every day 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65 and, for some people, that means retirement and more time to do other activities. Here are some tips for anyone who wants to use technology while enjoying daily life.

If you don’t hear well, going to the doctor or hospital can be stressful and uncertain. Here are some things you can do to make the process smoother in medical settings.

Some people discover they “age into hearing loss” and it becomes frustrating to hear well and function on the job. Here are some tips about what technology you might use and how to discuss the issue with your employer.

Blueberry baked donuts are as fun to make as they are to eat. Stir blueberries into the mix and save a handful to snack on while they’re baking. The best part? These blueberry baked donuts have a glaze that will leave everyone craving more.

A guilt-free rib recipe? Yes please. Get all the flavor of traditional barbecue ribs in this low carb dish from Atkins.com with 1.9g net carbs.

Southern Arizona is rich with frontier history and southwestern food at its finest, as well as desert country that is a wonderland of unearthly natural beauty.

Illinois' Mississippi River Road is a journey through small towns of unspoiled heartland beauty, memorable square meals, and old-fashioned ice cream treats.

This Kentucky road trip visits some of the fastest horses on earth, distilleries that define craftsmanship, and restaurants both down-home and upscale.

Illinois Route 66 is a bonanza for road trippers who care about local color, crazy roadside attractions, and diner eats to remember.

Discover the magic route from the serenity of what is known as the "Forgotten Coast" to the buzz and bustle of Mobile, Alabama. Oysters at every stop...it's a delicious taste of the USA.

This kid-tested and kid-approved tomato soup is rich and filling.