Sentences with phrase «big food bills»

Malamutes can be expensive dogs to own, with a number of common health conditions and big food bills.

It is what follows that can drain your wallet: buying the crate and other necessary supplies; puppy inoculations every few weeks while the puppy is young; training classes (any where from $ 30 to over $ 100 depending on where you go); annual wellness checks and inoculations; feeding (the bigger the dog the bigger the food bill); medical emergencies (can easily run hundreds of dollars if not more).

Not exact matches

One of America's largest restaurant owners says food price inflation and minimum wage hikes will mean a bigger bill at the end of your next meal out.

A bill making its way through the House of Representatives and heavily backed by Big Food would create a voluntary national labeling standard, while preventing states from mandating labeling on their own.

Earlier this week I wrote a big post summarizing our amazing trip to Pittsburgh to spend some time with our friends Bill and Hayley from The Food Lovers.

Recipients include Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Virginia, Childhelp USA, Latino Student Fund, Food & Friends Fund, Share Our Strength, Medical Care for Children Partnership, the Bill Jackson Culinary Arts Scholarship at L'Academie de Cuisine and Meals on Wheels.

Nothing is quite as satisfying to me as a big bowl of hot food, and this fits the bill right here.

Founded by Vintner Bill Foley, Foley Food & Wine Society is dedicated to uniting three of life's biggest passions: wine, food, and traFood & Wine Society is dedicated to uniting three of life's biggest passions: wine, food, and trafood, and travel.

Mary M. Broere from Chef on the Spot offered Asian short rib sliders paired with mango slaw; bacon lovers were drawn to a station where Mary Ennamorato from Rocky Mountain Provisions handed out Boar's Head bacon pops drizzled with candied Mexican hot chocolate or a white chocolate and smoked paprika ganache.Centennial resident Bill Franklin, president of the American Master Chefs» Order and Nestle's corporate executive chef, received a big round of applause when he thanked those who prepared the evening's feast by noting, «Food tastes so much better when the ingredients are local.»

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Just take a look at Kris Carr, Rip Esselstyn (who is in the film), Rich Roll, Brendan Brazier, Dr. Neal Barnard — or celebs like The Biggest Loser's Bob Harper, NFL - star Tony Gonzalez, casino mogul Steve Wynn and Bill Clinton (the list is endless)-- all of whom can attest to the many health benefits of incorporating a whole foods, plant - based diet.

This alone is a big percentage of most food bills and a big step in improving overall health.

I am a serous label reader but the if u don't bring my glasses to the grocery store I can't read the teenie weeny mice print these harmful ingredients need to printed much bigger and explained better terrible and we wonder why cancer has exploded these food companies seem to run the world and they all need to be sued and pay all cancer victims medical bills

Yep, Bill Clinton was big on burgers and he loved unhealthy foods until he had his heart problems and decided to eat better.

Even going meatless two or three days a week can knock big bucks off your food bill.

The biggest average monthly expenses are housing ($ 668), bills and living expenses ($ 581), food ($ 442), travel ($ 282), entertainment ($ 167) and medical ($ 151.)

he has a bad food allergey and it was this food, i know this because its the only new thing he had ate in a month, iam paying so much money in vet bills and special food meds etc i do nt know what to do, iam scared iam gonna loose my dog, but sorry just had to write this so if anyone sees their dog is getting big around the stomach it isnt fat its liquid not leaving where it is suspose to, so take your dog to be checked thank you

Assuming the Akita is healthy and you do not have any substantial vet's bills to pay then the biggest cost of owning an Akita is in its food.

As consumers we have been sold a bill of goods by the big cat food companies.

As the Fairfield Green Food Guide reports, legislators have gotten cold feet, removing the entire part of the bill requiring labeling of the GM ingredients, fearing lawsuit by the big corporate behemoth Monsanto.

So, it's not surprising that big agricultural and big food manufactures would want to bypass state laws and preemptively stop labeling efforts with a bill at the federal level.

I'm going to let you in on a little secret, one that could potentially save you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on your food bill each year, and one that the big food companies don't want you to know.

FThis cross-continent transport of food makes economic sense only because the true costs of such transport, including the big bill for its contribution to climate change, are not counted on the balance sheets of food corporations.

Big Book of Bargains shows ways to save on day - to - day purchases like food and clothing; Clark Smart Parents, Clark Smart Kids is all about how parents can introduce their children to money, from allowance up to buying their first car; Clark Smart Real Estate teaches how to invest in and build wealth through real estate; and Living Large In Lean Times focuses on small ways to save money: cutting electric bills, finding coupons, and getting the best plans for your cell phone.

Use this fund for any big purchases that you didn't anticipate, like a deluxe luxury stroller (or medical bills or food or what have you).