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Where to Chow Down With Chili in the Twin Cities
Winters get chilly in Minneapolis and St. Paul, and there's no better way to warm up on a cold day than with a steaming bowl of chili. If you have a hankering for something warm and spicy this season, consider this your guide to finding the best chili in the Twin Cities.
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5 Last-Minute Mason Jar Holiday Gift Ideas
There's just something comforting about a gift in a Mason jar. From homemade preserves to a jar full of holiday mints to a hand-dipped candle, a Mason jar presents just the right note for casual holiday gift-giving. Whether you're a crafty type or want to give a low-key but unique offering to a friend nearby in Glenwood homes for sale or Maple Grove homes for sale, the gift in a Mason jar encourages letting creativity run wild—but without breaking the budget.
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Homeowners: Bake the Day Away Dec. 18
Is there any more delightful sign of the holidays than the scent of homemade cookies baking in the oven? Owners of many Detroit Lakes homes for sale and Edina Homes for sale often opt to bake cookies before an open house or showing, and National Bake Cookies Day is the perfect opportunity to perfect your recipes. Here are a few classic ones that reflect the season.
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Twin Cities: 5 Places for a Holiday Outing
Moving to a new area is never easy, especially around the holidays. After a long day looking at Minneapolis homes for sale and St. Paul homes for sale, you'd love to have some traditional holiday fun. Where can you go, though? Here are our top five favorite places for a great holiday outing around the Twin Cities.
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What to Look for in a Starter Home
What an exciting time! You're ready to buy your first home from among Bemidji homes for sale or Brainerd homes for sale. But it can also be a bit scary.
As you contemplate shopping for a home, you no doubt think of all the amenities you'd like to have—swimming pool, garage, and three bathrooms. But if you're starting out in life, you may want to rethink all those extras and focus on what you can afford. Affordability should come first when considering what could likely be called a starter home.