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We always hear how important it is be green during the spring and summer months as we start to spend more time outdoors, but what about in the winter? While it may hard to visualize when everything outside is gray and dreary, it’s just as important be green. Here are some tips for staying green during the winter time.
It’s hard to believe, but Thanksgiving is right around the corner. But before you can sit down and indulge in some of your favorite dishes, you need to prep. Between cooking, cleaning, or even traveling, Thanksgiving is easily one of the most chaotic days of the year. Here are some steps you can take now to help control the turkey-day chaos and enjoy time with your loved ones instead.
Clean out the Fridge
At least a week before the big day, remove any unneeded items from your fridge. On Thanksgiving Day, have a cooler or two around the house to store food items that need to stay chilled until dinner. That way, you can maximize the space left in the fridge.
Split Up Shopping Trips
Once you decide the menu, split your ingredient list into separate shopping trips. Remember to organize your lists by shelf life. The last thing you want is to open the cooler right before dinner and find that the lettuce you needed for your salad is wilted. By making multiple, smaller shopping trips, you won’t be rushing the day before Thanksgiving when ingredients are less likely to be available.
Organize Recipes
Don’t spend the morning of Thanksgiving frantically searching for your mom’s famous stuffing recipe. Set aside any recipe cards, make copies, or mark any cook book pages now. This will make your morning routine run a lot smoother. It may even be a good idea to make copies of all of your favorite Thanksgiving recipes and bind them together for future holidays.
Cook Ahead
There are some items on your table that can be prepared ahead of time and then reheated if necessary. These include things like appetizers, salads (minus the dressing), cranberry sauce, non-custard pies, and extra gravy. This can help increase the efficiency of your cooking schedule.
Make a Schedule
You’re bound to run into some unexpected hiccups on Thanksgiving Day, so it’s best to prepare as much as possible. Make sure all of the appliances you'll need are working and are where you need them to be. All measuring cups and spoons should be cleaned and ready to go.
Whether you’re buying a preowned vehicle from a dealership or a private seller, asking the right questions can help ensure you’re making a smart purchase. Here are five things to ask about before striking a deal on a used car.
We are so pleased to present a donation of $10,000 to 100% For Kids today! This nonprofit organization helps to provide classroom supplies for Utah children by offering grants to public school teachers throughout the state.
If you're a Utah educator and would like to apply for a grant, or if you'd like to learn more about 100% For Kids, visit them online today.
Our North Salt Lake branch is finally open! Located at 450 E. 1100 N. in North Salt Lake, the branch is Cyprus Credit Union’s first freestanding office in Davis County. Yesterday’s grand-opening celebration was kicked off by a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Cyprus representatives, community members, and the Davis Chamber of Commerce in attendance. We’re excited to continue providing excellent service to our members in Davis County and look forward to making new connections in the area.
Cyprus Credit Union was excited to participate in Hurricane City’s 24th annual “Peach Days: A Celebration of our Heritage” earlier this month. Representatives from our Hurricane branch were present with a booth where members of the community could meet our staff, play games for prizes, and learn more about the credit union. Cyprus’ Hurricane branch opened in June of this year as the first Cyprus location in southern Utah. Located at 250 W. State St., the branch also currently serves as the only Co-op Shared Branch in Hurricane.
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