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  MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – When you bring produce home, deciding whether to wash it right away or wait can affect both safety and shelf life. The simple rule: wash produce that’s going straight to the kitchen before eating, but hold off on washing items you’ll store. Moisture speeds spoilage and invites mold, so keeping berries, greens, and herbs dry in the fridge will stretch their life. For firmer produce with tougher skins — apples, potatoes, citrus — a quick rinse before storing is fine, but dry thoroughly. Before eating: rinse under cool running water and gently rub to remove dirt and residues. Don’t use soap or vinegar—water and friction do the job. For storage: keep pre-washed bagged greens sealed; wash only before serving. Dry produce completely (salad spinner or paper towels) to slow spoilage. Use a dedicated produce brush for roots like potatoes and carrots. For busy shoppers, small habits save money and time: label washed batches, store dry items in breathable co...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – The holiday season brings Kroger’s 12-Day Merry Days of Deals savings event — a great chance to save on staples, seasonal treats, and giftable groceries. Expect rotating deals, extra digital coupons for loyalty members, and targeted discounts on frequently bought items.  Some shoppers can also access medically tailored grocery bundles from Kroger stores, making nutritious options more accessible during the holidays. The event often pairs with fuel points and manufacturer coupons, stretching your savings beyond the grocery aisles. Here are quick, practical tips to make the most of the event: Sign into your Kroger account daily to load time-sensitive digital coupons. Use pickup or delivery to lock in sale prices and avoid impulse buys. Stock up on nonperishables early, and check unit prices for the best value. Watch for fuel point promotions and manufacturer coupons to lower overall costs. We recommend comparing sale items to your weekly plan and using list...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – Amy Schumer recently opened up about losing 50 pounds and how it’s changed daily life, wardrobe choices and wellness habits, offering relatable takeaways for shoppers. For everyday shoppers that means focusing on convenience, comfort and sustainability when replacing staples or trying new routines. Practical takeaways to keep in your cart: Meal basics: lean proteins, frozen vegetables and whole grains that make healthy cooking realistic. Comfort-first closet: affordable, size-inclusive pieces and adjustable basics you’ll actually wear. Self-care items: reliable supplements, moisturizing products and activity gear that fit your budget. Think of shopping as small habits adding up: swap one processed snack for a whole-food option, try an at-home workout tool, or choose a breathable tee that works for errands and workouts. For more context, read the original piece and check product ideas on  Remember to be practical: gradual adjustments and realistic...

  MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – According to Southern Living, Sam’s Club is serving a seasonal treat in its in-club cafés: the Member’s Mark Jingle Cookie Crunch Sundae . It’s an easy, no-fuss way for shoppers to enjoy a festive sweet after grocery runs without unpacking dessert at home. The offering is meant to be a quick, shareable indulgence for holiday shoppers and is best enjoyed while strolling the aisles or taking a break in the café. Quick shopper notes to know: What to expect: a soft-serve sundae topped with crunchy cookie pieces and festive mix-ins — an easy pick-me-up for families. Availability: offered at participating Sam’s Club cafés and usually a limited-time seasonal item; availability varies by club. Smart ordering: get it after checkout or split one with a friend to sample without overindulging. Practical tips: if you have dietary concerns, ask staff about ingredients and allergen info before you order. Remember that most in-club purchases require a Sam’s Clu...