This Nutty Bar Breakfast smoothie recipe will definitely start your day off right. With an added boost of Garden of Life Raw Organic Protein powder you can take your smoothie experience to the next level!

Recipe and photo courtesy of Garden of Life website

We’re happy to feature Garden of Life’s fabulous line of Garden of Life Organic Creamy Protein with Oatmilk powders! This delicious chocolate smoothie is packed with protein but light on sugar, and with a boost from Garden of Life Organic Creamy Protein with Oatmilk, it’s the ultimate post-workout treat!

Ring in the new year with a traditional meal! Hoppin’ John is one of those classic Southern dishes that come with as many versions, stories and flavors as there are cooks. At its core, however, Hoppin’ John is rice, black-eyed peas (or field peas), smoked pork, and onions. Black-eyed peas are supposed to bring you luck if you eat them on New Year’s Day, and it is traditionally eaten with collard greens.

According to tradition, New Year’s Day supper will bring you fortune in the year to come.  Collard Greens are considered a lucky food, they are said to represent green “folding money,” and by eating it, you open yourself up to prosperity in the new year!

Punch is a traditional party staple, but we’ve turned classic punch on its head with this delightfully sparkling interpretation. Fresh ginger syrup and Elderflower liqueur mix with Korbel Brut for the ultimate, show-stopping Easter brunch punch!

Oliver’s Market Cocktail of the Week features Glenmorangie Original, be sure to take advantage of the sale price* and enjoy this cocktail at home!

A staple for any Southerner’s meal, cornbread is especially important as a traditional Southern New Year’s Day food, along with greens and black eyed peas. The color is considered to represent gold, and eating it is thought to bring you spending money in the prosperous new year.