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Cape Cod Local
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What does it cost for food on Cape Cod?
Compare this area of the country with your food prices.
Dining out on Thanksgiving?
Here is a random sampling of what is served on Thanksgiving in
medium priced restaurants on Cape Cod.
The usual dinner choices:
Roast Turkey with Stuffing $15-$22.95
Baked Virginia Ham with glaze $15-$24.95
Roast Leg of Lamb with Mint $18-$24.95
A Sampler, with all three of the above $19-$29.95
The above dinnesr are served with homemade bread and choice of salad,
soup or fruit cup. Mashed potatoes,squash, stuffing, gravy
cranberry sauce, creamed peas and onions are the usual side
dishes. Most offer dessert choices: pie, ice cream or
pudding. Coffee and tea included but not milk, soda or other
beverages. Make the same meal at home
for a family of 4 and save!

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Finding Free Food Coupons Online
All About Free Food Coupons
Most of the online shopping
websites offer free printable coupons and coupons for certain of their products
that are on promotion like they would have in a shop. These grocery coupons are
great for getting you a small discount on some items and the free grocery
coupons are usually found in magazine subscriptions and other places. These
coupons are great for allowing you to have some free time once in a while and go
out for an enjoyable meal without worrying about money all the time.
When
you have free coupons for shopping it is a great feeling and you can actually
end up saving quite a large amount on your grocery bill. If you do this every
time you go shopping or do shopping online, you will save a large amount of
cash. It is not very hard to find the free online coupons and printable grocery
coupons for when you want to take a drive to the local mall or supermarket.
Other free grocery coupons are meant for use online only and when you do
online shopping you will be given a coupon code to enter when you go to the
checkout. These are easy for everyone to use and sometimes you will get them
just for being on the website, as a bonus for signing up or for something like
purchasing a certain item or number of items. You can of course also benefit
from getting some coupons for eating out like pizza coups, restaurant coupons,
and fast food coupons.
While everything is getting very expensive
lately, most of the entertainment side of things is going out the window,
including eating out. Fast food restaurants and pizza parlors are now starting
to suffer and by introducing these free online coupons everyone is benefiting.
Tons of restaurants are offering food coupons when you sign up with them and
while some do ask for a small fee, which you pretty much get back right away
when you start using the coupons, others are free. The fast food and restaurants
coupons are very easy to come by once you know where you look, you will be able
to get a lot of discounts and great meal vouchers and coupons for when you want
to treat the family to an evening out.
There are so many types of
coupons and vouchers that one can find nowadays and there are tons of online
coupons that are free, printable and everywhere. You can find out more about
free coupons and printable coupons for the restaurants in your area by looking
at some forums online. People are eager to share where they have found free
coupons including restaurant coupons, pizza coupons, fast food coupons and any
other kinds of food coupons. Many of these printable coupons will be found on
websites that are affiliated to the restaurants that are offering the coupons.
You can print them out and just take them to the restaurant to get your free
meal, drinks, or discount.
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A Trip to the Game No Longer Means Diet Disaster, According to
AHA's Heart Insight
June 14th, 2010
Newswise — Buy me some sushi and
veggie wraps? There are a lot more choices besides "peanuts and Cracker
Jacks" when you go out to the ballgame these days, according to an
article in the May issue of Heart
Insight, a quarterly magazine for patients, their families and
caregivers, published by the American Heart Association (AHA) and
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins is
a part of Wolters Kluwer Health, a leading provider of information and
business intelligence for students, professionals, and institutions in
medicine, nursing, allied health, and pharmacy.
In "Hit A
Nutrition Home Run At The Ballpark," health and medical journalist Mark
Fuerst presents a "scouting report" on some of the healthy—and
delicious—food choices available at several newly-built or renovated big
league ballparks. The new Yankee Stadium in The Bronx reflects New York
City’s diverse ethnic tastes, with offerings including fresh-made sushi
and vegetarian Asian noodles. Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., has
"Healthy Plate" carts offering grilled vegetable and turkey wraps,
hummus and vegetables, among the healthy options. At Busch Stadium, home
of the St. Louis Cardinals, Asian stir-fry stations are located
throughout the ballpark.
Healthy Choices Hit a Home Run at Modern
Ballparks The healthier, gourmet fare available at today's ballparks
often reflects the regional cuisines of the Major League cities,
according to Fuerst. "For instance, Seattle Mariners fans watching a
home game at Safeco Field can treat themselves to a fresh, wild-caught,
grilled salmon sandwich with cole slaw," while "Orioles fans can chow
down on crab cakes made from in-season, local Baltimore crabs at Camden
Yards."
As Major League Baseball evolved into a big business,
ballparks have stepped up to the plate to offer a wider array of new
menu choices to meet fans' preferences—from fresh fruits, local produce,
and "a cornucopia of salads" to vegan or vegetarian versions of old
favorites like burgers and hot dogs. While some of the new options may
only be available in suites or other premium seating areas, others can
be found at food courts and concession stands throughout the ballpark.
The
colorful article also includes helpful tips from a nutritionist on what
to choose—and what to avoid—for fans seeking healthier choices. For
example, a Tex-Mex burrito (with extra salsa instead of cheese) provides
a healthy and satisfying alternative to a sodium- and saturated
fat-filled hotdog.
Of course, the standard fare of "lukewarm hot
dogs and watery beer" isn’t being sent down to the minors anytime soon.
But the new choices are here to stay for fans who want healthy or
vegetarian options when they go out with the crowd at the old ballgame.
To
read this and all the articles in this month's Heart Insight, visit www.HeartInsights.com, or look
for a free copy at your cardiologist's office.
About Heart Insight An
official publication of the American Heart Association (AHA), Heart
Insight is the first AHA consumer magazine―for patients, families, and
their caregivers―that focuses exclusively on managing and preventing
cardiovascular disease and related conditions. Heart Insight offers
hope, inspiration, and encouragement by featuring articles about, and
by, people who have first-hand experience dealing with cardiovascular
conditions, either as patients or as caregivers themselves. Heart
Insight is lively and upbeat, providing readers with the most
up-to-date, authoritative and practical advice on a wide range of
heart-related conditions on a quarterly basis. Heart Insight is
available at cardiology offices and in other healthcare settings, as
well as free online at www.HeartInsights.com.www.HeartInsights.com.
Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW) is a
leading international publisher for healthcare professionals and
students with nearly 300 periodicals and 1,500 books in more than 100
disciplines publishing under the LWW
brand, as well as content-based sites and online corporate and customer
services.
LWW is part of Wolters Kluwer Health, a
leading provider of information and business intelligence for students,
professionals and institutions in medicine, nursing, allied health and
pharmacy. Major brands include traditional publishers of medical and
drug reference tools and textbooks, such as Lippincott Williams &
Wilkins and Facts &
Comparisons®; and electronic information providers, such as Ovid®, UpToDate®,
Medi-Span® and ProVation® Medical.
Wolters
Kluwer Health is part of Wolters
Kluwer, a market-leading global information services company.
Professionals in the areas of legal, business, tax, accounting, finance,
audit, risk, compliance, and healthcare rely on Wolters Kluwer’s
leading, information-enabled tools and solutions to manage their
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people worldwide, and maintains operations in over 40 countries across
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is headquartered in Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands. Its shares are
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