Lazy Daisy's Blog

Ah, January! The month of fresh starts, new goals, and the occasional reality check. After the holiday season of gift-giving, feasts, and endless indulgence, January can feel like a breath of fresh air... and a little bit of a budget reset. We all know the feeling: the credit card bills have arrived, and maybe your bank account is looking a little...

Maybe you spent all night wrapping the kids’ presents, or maybe (if you were lucky enough), kissing someone special under the mistletoe. Your Christmas dinner is likely top of mind, but you need to feed your fam and your guests a hearty breakfast to get them through. That’s why we’re making your Christmas morning a little easier (and tastier) with...

Lunch packing season is upon us, which means by early October you’ll probably end up feeling like you’ve made more sandwiches than the deli guy in Times Square on a New Year’s Eve. I remember packing lunches for my kids and by week four, I was already running out of ideas….ham n’ cheese anyone? Now, with fifteen years of sandwich...

"I’m a firm believer that anything bread can do - a biscuit can do better." A kitchen staple around the world since ancient times, bread is found in every modern day pantry too, likely in your kitchen as well as my own. You might even have baked some yourself – any pandemic Sourdough Sally’s out there? Sometimes it’s grainy, sometimes its not....

If you love baked goods, no doubt you've had a scone or biscuit. But it can get confusing to distinguish between British biscuits (called cookies or crackers in the U.S.) and American biscuits, which are not unlike English or Scottish scones. But is there a difference between scones and biscuits in Canada? While they're both delicious and seem similar in...