Researchers urge caution after finding phthalates in children's urine samples. These chemicals may affect development, brain function, and immune function. Parents are advised to check product labels and consider unscented options.
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| | | | | | | | Frittata: The Perfect Quick Meal | Overview:
Think of frittatas as the laid-back cousin of the omelet, perfect for any meal. Easy to whip up, frittatas are a fantastic way to use up leftovers and still pack a flavor punch. Serve them for brunch, lunch, or a light dinner — they're versatile and delicious at any temperature!
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• Simple Ingredients: Requires just eggs and whatever fillings you like.
• lexible: Great for any leftover veggies, meats, or cheeses.
• Prep Ahead: Ideal for making in advance for a quick meal or snack. | | Get Full Recipe Here |
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