M6: Stoop Snacks — How to Host Happy Hour While Social Distancing

05/14/20 • 16 min

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Stoop snacks, neighborly nosh, or just more happy hours at home — snacky meals are keeping us sane and our families fed. This mini episode idea actually came from one of Stacie and Meghan’s personal virtual happy hours. This quickie episode is full of tons of recipe ideas for happy hour snacks that can double as dinner for your family.

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