Top Ten: Food stuffs we can't live without

(posted by Emily)

 When I think about "the staples" in our house, an unconventional list comes to mind. Then again, I guess that's to be expected since our staples don't include things like eggs, bread, and milk! Thinking about the foods we buy every week without fail, here are my top ten items we can't live without. 

 Top Ten: Food stuffs we can't live without

 1) Bananas
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2) Veggie broth made from our leftover veggie scraps in the crock pot. 
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3) Hummus
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4) Avocados
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5) Rice noodles
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6) Tomatoes
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7) Potatoes
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8) Olive oil
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9) Celery
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10) Sprouts
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I hope you had a great week! Happy Friday!
--E&R

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