| This Is How You Treat Your Leftovers Right
 I have a two-year old, and if you've had one you know: They can totally upend years of well-orchestrated eating routines. Our fridge is often heavy with leftovers because my son is currently in his "I don't like flavors" phase (a sad time in the life a food site editor) and takes a pass on dinners that don't heavily feature unadulterated cheese, fruit, or pasta. On the flip side he also needs a backpack filled to overflowing with snacks if we ever leave the house, preferably sorted in such a way that the apple slices don't touch the crackers, which don't touch the trail mix.
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Monday, August 2, 2021
This Is How You Treat Your Leftovers Right
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