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Rotisserie White Chicken Chili Smoked with Smoked Gouda
Original post: 02/02/25 Recipe and post updated: 02/06/25 This is the best white chicken chili you will ever eat. I just made it for my family, and I swear to you, this is how I felt as I watched people eat it. The following recipe serves 6-8. Rotisserie White Chicken Chili Smoked Ingredients 2 precooked rotisserie chickens 1 jalapeño cheddar sausage 3 large yellow onions, chopped 1 large jalapeño pepper, seeds and ribs removed, finely chopped 32 ounces of Zoup Good Really Go


Super Bowl Party Family Activities
Super Bowl Party Three-Part Series Original Post: Feb 7, 2025; Updated Post: Feb 5, 2026 Your Guide to Super Bowl Gambling Games 10 Recipes or Grocery Grabs for Super Bowl Homegating Success 15 Super Bowl Party Family Activities Super Bowl parties are a fantastic opportunity for families to come together, enjoy the game, and engage in fun activities. Some choose to get together as adults and tip back more than a few. Others pull their families together, including their kids.


10 Recipes or Grocery Grabs for Super Bowl Homegating Success
Super Bowl Party Three-Part Series Original Post: Feb 7, 2025; Updated Post: Feb 5, 2026 Your Guide to Super Bowl Gambling Games 10 Recipes or Grocery Grabs for Super Bowl Homegating Success 15 Super Bowl Party Family Activities For this post, we curated the top recipes and grocery grabs for the ten most popular Super Bowl foods. Image Created by Bid-On-Equipment Meatballs Guacamole Chips and Salsa Salsa Read the Uproxx post, Every Fresh Supermarket Salsa We Could Find, Blind


Your Guide to Super Bowl Gambling Games
Super Bowl Party Three-Part Series Original Post: Feb 7, 2025; Updated Post: Feb 5, 2026 Your Guide to Super Bowl Gambling Games 10 Recipes or Grocery Grabs for Super Bowl Homegating Success 15 Super Bowl Party Family Activities That's me on the left, wearing my FFL championship ring. That's my fireplace mantle on the right, with an FFL Super Bowl trophy placed squarely in the center. I know what you’re thinking: my wife is a lucky lady. 😂 I love sports. I love football. I l


13 Ways to Enjoy a Winter Sunday With Your Spouse
Winter Sundays invite a different pace. The outside world slows down, the light fades earlier, and the pressure to “do something productive” softens. Here are 13 simple, realistic ways to enjoy a winter Sunday with your spouse without turning it into another project. 1. Let the morning unfold slowly Stay in bed a little longer. Make coffee or tea and drink it somewhere comfortable. Avoid jumping straight into plans or screens. 2. Cook something warm together Soup, chili, past


When to Marry, How to Plan
Marriage timing advice is usually framed as a warning. Too early and you are unprepared. Too late and you have missed your window. That framing creates pressure without clarity. New data shared by USAFacts shows that marriage timing in the United States varies widely by state. At the same time, research on family planning reveals that timing decisions are emotionally complex, shaped by fear, uncertainty, and competing priorities. When you put those two together, a clearer pi


Your Joint Bank Account May Not Be As Joint As You Think
Many couples open a joint bank account, believing it creates full transparency. Two people. One pot of money. Shared responsibility. That's what my wife and I thought. We were wrong. Many banks structure joint accounts so that information is separated from individual online profiles. While balances and transactions may look the same, payments scheduled by one partner through their login are often invisible to the other. That means one partner can set up bill payments that the


No Spend January: Why It Feels Impossible for Parents (And What to Do Instead)
Every January, social media is filled with bold promises of resetting your finances with "No Spend January." Undo the damage of the holidays. Take control. You cannot “No Spend” your way out of child care, rent, health insurance, groceries, or medical bills. Those costs do not pause just because the calendar flipped. This isn't news to the millions of folks who are rolling their eyes at the $1,000 Trump account news , while the cost to live is so high that women are leaving t


Trump Accounts vs. Kiddie Roth IRAs
What Parents Should Know Before Choosing a Long-Term Savings Strategy for Their Kids Table of Contents What Are Trump Accounts? What Is a Kiddie Roth IRA? Trump Accounts vs. Kiddie Roth IRAs: The Details For Most, Kiddie Roth IRAs Are Better Than Trump Accounts Donald Trump and the Republicans in Congress passed the self-proclaimed “ One Big Beautiful Bill Act ,” signed into law on July 4th of 2025. Included in the bill are Trump Accounts for children. This post compares Tru


Cybersecurity Is a Chore: How Couples Can Protect Their Money and Identity
These days, protecting your family’s financial future isn’t just about paying bills on time or budgeting well. It also means protecting your identity and personal data, as a shared household responsibility. That’s because even the most sensitive information isn’t as secure as you might think. According to a new Washington Post report , the U.S. government recently admitted that a unit known as DOGE accessed and shared Social Security data without proper authorization, raising


65% of Americans Have Switched Banks. Here’s A Better Thought for Couples
Bank loyalty used to be a virtue. You opened an account in college, stayed put for decades, and trusted your bank would take care of you. That world is gone. According to Raisin’s 2026 State of Consumer Banking Report , 65% of Americans have switched banks at least once, and nearly one-third have switched multiple times. Yet here’s the contradiction. While Americans say they care about value and convenience, most are still leaving real money on the table. Only 7% of American


Why Chores Create Gratitude—or Resentment—in Modern Marriages, According to Research
Many couples don’t fight about dishes or laundry. They fight about what those chores mean. A recent longitudinal study helps explain why the same household behavior can spark gratitude in one partner and resentment in the other, and why so many well-intentioned couples feel stuck in the middle. The researchers followed 78 married couples over more than three years, starting when the world shut down in 2020. Through 209 in-depth interviews, they tracked how gratitude and rese
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