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It's Time For School!

Winter breaks are coming to an end and that means that the new semester is beginning. It’s time to break out the wallets and fork over the cash to pay for the school supplies that continues to get more expensive every year. Textbooks, notebooks, pens, and calculators need to be repurchased for each class multiple times a year and its time we beat the system and prepare ahead of time. This will be the best way for us to save money on the typical school supplies!!

Amazon- this website is remarkable when it comes to finding discount prices for any and everything you could possibly imagine. If you know what you are looking for a couple days before you need it, I highly urge you to go online. You can compare prices on other sites like Target and Staples by using e-commerce, not only will you save prices but you will also save time by getting the supplies delivered straight to your door.

Reusing notebooks can also be a great way to save money! I use binders and notebooks throughout an entire year for different courses. I rarely completely fill a notebook in a class and I make sure that my notebooks are completely used before I throw them out! Another thing I do is cut my notecards in half. I can always fit the information I need on half the card so to save that extra penny I cut my notecards before I write on them!

New classes are going to come every year and you will always need the essentials. You don’t need to be taken by surprise anymore, so get ahead of the game and purchase what you need before you need it!

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Gluten-Free Hors d'oeuvre

Throwing a party can be difficult when you are gluten free because you want your guests to enjoy the food that you prepare but you would also like to eat it out of harms way. Finding that happy medium is much easier than you think and your friends won’t even realize that they aren’t eating gluten! I love making and eating these at parties that I go to because they are refreshing and light but also easy to eat because they are just one bite. These seriously are the best dish that you can bring if you want to impress people without putting much effort into it:)

Mini Caprese Bites- These are extremely easy to make!

Ingredients:

cherry tomatoes

basil leaves

fresh motzerella

toothpicks

balsamic vinegar

olive oil

Directions

Lay out all of your ingredients and give everything a rinse through clean water. Cut the fresh mozzarella into bite size pieces that are comparable to the cherry tomatoes, then take one piece of mozzarella and one cherry tomato, wrap them in a basil leaf and pierce with a tooth pick. Continue to do this until you run out of either tomatos, cheese, or basil. One all of the mini bites are assembled place on a serving dish and drizzle generously with both balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Salt and pepper if you please and enjoy:)

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National Sleep Day

Happy National Sleep Day! With the crazy and overwhelming nature of the holiday season, America has officially named January 3rd as National Sleep Day. Unfortunately, most of us aren’t able to fully partake in this much needed holiday, but this does show how important sleep is to us. A good night’s rest is extremely important to living a healthy life.

  1. “Learning and memory: Sleep helps the brain commit new information to memory through a process called memory consolidation. In studies, people who’d slept after learning a task did better on tests later.
  2. Metabolism and weight: Chronic sleep deprivation may cause weight gain by affecting the way our bodies process and store carbohydrates, and by altering levels of hormones that affect our appetite.
  3. Safety: Sleep debt contributes to a greater tendency to fall asleep during the daytime. These lapses may cause falls and mistakes such as medical errors, air traffic mishaps, and road accidents.
  4. Mood: Sleep loss may result in irritability, impatience, inability to concentrate, and moodiness. Too little sleep can also leave you too tired to do the things you like to do.
  5. Cardiovascular health: Serious sleep disorders have been linked to hypertension, increased stress hormone levels, and irregular heartbeat.
  6. Disease: Sleep deprivation alters immune function, including the activity of the body’s killer cells. Keeping up with sleep may also help fight cancer.”

Lack of sleep means much more than a groggy day, if you make a habit of it, your body will wear itself out much quicker. You don’t want to put your life and health at risk! Stay happy and bright the Rudi’s style:) We like to eat, play, and sleep life in the most natural way!

Information:

health.harvard.edu

isagenix.com

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Chad's Gfree New Year's Pizza

Happy New Year! Last night after trying to decide what to do and what party to attend, Melissa and I settled on the Pizza Party in Littleton. Knowing that I was going to a pizza party I grabbed some of Rudi’s Gluten-Free Pizza Crust! It was a great idea because a couple people that ended up coming were Celiacs and they were so grateful to see gfree crust.

I have only used the Gluten-Free Pizza Crust a couple times but I am always shocked by how easy it is and how delicious it turns out! My friend Chad and his sister Devon made the yummiest pizza of the night and I took down the recipe!

Chad’s Gluten-free New Year’s Pizza

Ingredients

1 Rudi’s Gluten-Free Pizza Crust

3 tbsp gluten free pizza sauce

¼ cup shredded mozzarella cheese

2 tbsp fresh basil

¼ cup chopped pineapple

Directions

Cover the pizza crust with the sauce generously and add more if need be! Then sprinkle with the cheese, basil, and top with the pineapple.

Place the pizza in the oven

Enjoy this funky yet delicious gluten free pizza! It is well worth the risk:)

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New Year's Resolutions

New Years is an interesting time, people look back at the past year with two things in mind, what they liked and what they want to change. This is our opportunity to get set on the path to becoming the best people we can be, but normally we fall back in our ways come February. Gym membership sales are highest in January and cigarette sales are highest in February. When ever there is a habit I want to begin or break, I always start that day. Why would I put off bettering myself for another day? You are more likely to keep a habit that you begin on a random day than on you say you will start in a week, a month, or for New Years. If you want to start working our more, go right now! Begin this moment.

Some of the most common resolutions are…

1. loss weight

2. exercise more

3. eat healthier

4. spend more time with family

5. pay off debt/ save more money

6. quit smoking

7. drink less

We see these every year and most of us have one or two of those on our own lists. They are difficult things to fix but seriously worth it! And if it is too much to bite off then try for something a little more attainable. Maybe instead of exercising everyday you can try to just live an active lifestyle- going outside once on the weekends and be active for 20 minutes twice a week. It is enough to make changes happen but not too much that you quit before you begin.

YOU CAN MAKE THE CHANGES HAPPEN! You are the only person that is in control of your life and you have the power to turn it anyway that you want:) We are all rooting for you here at Rudi’s! Happy New Year and may this one be the best year you have lived yet!

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Best Gluten Free Restaurants In The U.S.

Eating out is a really fun treat to be able to do, but eating gluten free can inhibit your choices. There are a few restaurants that are well known for not only have incredible food but for also being gfree! Some of these places are frequently visited by people who are celiac, have gluten allergies, and even people that do eat gluten.

“1—Risotteria, NYC

New Yorkers are practically stabbing and murdering each other to get into this major gluten free Italian spot that refuses to take a reservation. Chomp down on gluten free breadsticks, pasta, apple pie and wash it all down with gluten free beer. Forget you, carb free.


2—EVO Kitchen, West Hollywood

Sunset boulevard and gluten free. Try some of their beloved gluten free pizzas, brownies and beer.


3—Mariposa Ferry Building Bake Shop, San Francisco

Gluten free by no means takes all the fun out of bread. Witness here.


4—Help Yourself, Key West, Florida

House in renovated gas station (celiacs’ll get the irony of that) this is an adorable cafe that makes anything from Korean BBQ to Marinara to Humus Wraps to Thai to Lasagna in gluten free form.


5—Austin Grill, Washington DC

Tex Mex all gluten free!


6—Taco Deli, Austin, Texas

Austin’s a great little gluten free town and this authentic Mexican joint has enough awards to make it stand out from the rest.


7—S’mac, NYC

Gluten free mac and cheese. Enough said.”

Information from: newnownnext.com

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