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Jennifer Mathews

Jennifer Mathews

Verified

Freelance Writer, Mashed

Spartanburg

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LGBTQ+, Community News Advocacy on behalf of all living things, Women's Health Legislative News,Health and Wellness

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politics, religion or current events in these areas

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Total articles 3640

  • Adding a splash of orange juice can replace the triple sec in a margarita.

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified| Food Republic@ Gone are the days when we relied on store-bought mixes and sweetened liqueurs to craft homemade cocktails. Classic drinks have received a much-needed makeover, turning favorites like margaritas into brighter, more sophisticated versions. For your next margarita, try adding a splash of orange juice for a refreshing upgrade on the OG. Although there are many variations, a classic margarita is made with tequila, lime juice, and an orange-flavored liqueur like Triple Sec.

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified · Food Republic

    Jun. 16, 2024

  • The Colorful Candy Ronald Reagan Ate 720 Bags Of Monthly

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified| Food Republic@ Just like a president's policies, a POTUS' food choices can impact the nation. When former California governor Ronald Reagan took the highest office in 1981, his love for jelly beans followed him into the White House and beyond. In particular, The Gipper loved the popular Jelly Belly brand treats, eventually receiving 720 bags monthly. Reagan's sweet cravings reportedly began in 1966, when he replaced pipe smoking with the colorful candy.

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified · Food Republic

    Jun. 15, 2024

  • Adding a splash of orange juice can replace the triple sec in a margarita.

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified| Food Republic@ Gone are the days when we relied on store-bought mixes and sweetened liqueurs to craft homemade cocktails. Classic drinks have received a much-needed makeover, turning favorites like margaritas into brighter, more sophisticated versions. For your next margarita, try adding a splash of orange juice for a refreshing upgrade on the OG. Although there are many variations, a classic margarita is made with tequila, lime juice, and an orange-flavored liqueur like Triple Sec.

    By Jennifer Mathews Verified · Food Republic

    Jun. 16, 2024

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Mashed

Spartanburg, United States