On the Road Again 5 SAFE DRIVING TIPS FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL
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COVID-19 has affected every aspect of our lives, and holiday travel is no exception. Experts believe more people will attempt to travel to see loved ones this year, and many may opt for the roadways to avoid large crowds at airports. You can protect your family as you travel this year with these five steps. First, do a quick car inspection. Ensure your tires have enough air, check your fluid levels, and examine the lights on your vehicle. If possible, have your vehicle inspected before departing on a long trip. An inspection will provide you with the peace of mind that your ride is working properly and help mitigate potential disasters. Second, make a travel plan. While you can’t plan for every obstacle or issue, making a plan provides guidance. Determine how often and where you’ll need to stop for gas. Pack snacks and games to avoid unnecessary — and potentially dangerous because of the pandemic — stops. Keep in touch with family as you travel and have a backup plan in case your original plan implodes. Third, choose a driver. While one person may prefer to drive, it’s best to have two people who can take
HOLIDAY PET FOOD GRAVY
No holiday feast is complete without gravy to pour on just about everything — including your dog
or cat’s food! Get your pets excited about their dry food by revamping it with this quick and easy holiday gravy recipe.
Ingredients • 2 cups low-sodium or homemade chicken or turkey broth • 1 lb low-fat ground turkey • 2 tbsp cornstarch or tapioca flour Directions 1. In a medium saucepan, bring broth to a simmer. 2. In a skillet, brown ground turkey, breaking it up into small pieces. 3. When turkey is cooked thoroughly, strain off any remaining fat. 4. Sprinkle cornstarch or tapioca flour over meat and stir well to coat evenly. 5. Pour broth over meat mixture and bring it to a low boil until it thickens. 6. Let cool slightly but serve warm over your dog or cat’s favorite dry food. 7. Enjoy the holiday feasting together! Inspired by Rover.com
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