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I scroll through this sub and everybody's talking about recipes that take 2 hours, 50 ingredients, and 20 of which I've never even heard of. How is any of that easy?

I often go to HelloFresh and BlueApron's websites and make their recipes at home since many of them are pretty healthy (I don't think all of the recipes have macro breakdowns).

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I plan on making coffee at home to save money, but I'm struggling with finding copycat recipes for a vanilla frosty cream to add to cold brew.

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I know it was discontinued in the late 2000s, been unable to find a recipe online that replicates the graham cracker component as most searches for this recipe lead to general s'mores recipes.

You'll have to experiment with recipes, adapting along the way, with spices, herbs, and more. Vegetables usually cook slower than meat so the owner's manual may suggest putting them …