Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Andrea's Gluten-Free in Chesterfield and New Day Bakery and Cafe in Ballwin offered Patch some recipes, tips and overall good advice for those planning gluten-free meals over the holidays.
Food will be an essential part of many holiday gatherings this week, but for those on a gluten-free diet (or those planning meals for them), it also represents certain hazards as well. There are all kinds of ways to prepare. Check it out yourself. To help plan your gluten-free meals, Patch contacted some local gluten-free bakeries and stores who shared holiday recipes along with tips on where to buy baked goods without the pesky protein. Andrea Kosinski, owner of Andrea’s Gluten-Free in Chesterfield, regularly posts recipes on her company’s website, including video instructions on using their popular sugar cookie dough. (Looking for recipes? Check out these links to a few of Andrea Kosinski's favorite gluten-free recipes: White Texas Sheet…
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
It's time to vote among the finalists in five categories in our Patch Holiday Photo contest. Winners each get $100 in prizes.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Looking to get into the holiday spirit? Here are some things to do in West St. Louis County this weekend.
From seeing ol' St. Nick in person to helping out a good cause for the holidays, there's lots in West County to do to celebrate the Christmas season this year. Check this round-up of events shared with Patch in the area to find the best ones for you, your friends and family this weekend. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 St. Louis Green Holiday Light Recycling Drive: This ongoing drive allows you to drop off your used holiday lights at area Walmart locations and benefit Operation Food Search at the same time. The drop-off continues through Dec. 30. Toys for Tots: Help out Toys for Tots by donating unwrapped toys at the All Star Dental office in Eureka. Eureka Boy Scout Troop 322 Christmas Tree Lot: Still looking for that must-have tree? Stop by here for…
Thursday, November 22, 2012
The policeman and fireman Santa ornaments are available at the police department.
This year, the Ellisville Police Department is offering up a new (and helpful) way to deck the tree this Christmas season. The police department is selling policeman and fireman Santa Claus glass ornaments for $9 each through Ornaments for Officers. All the proceeds will go toward Backstoppers, a local organization that benefits families of first responders killed in the line of duty. Along with each ornament comes a sampling of coupons from St. Louis businesses, including Great Clips, Midas and Krispy Kreme, according to the Ornaments for Officers website. The ornaments are on sale at the Ellisville Police Department at 37 Weis Avenue between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The last day they're available is Friday, Dec. 21. What do you think? Have…
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The next-generation gaming console went on sale last weekend, but shortages are expected for those without pre-orders.
It's just past release day for the latest gaming console from Nintendo and only the quick or those with pre-orders are likely to find one in stores. The Nintendo Wii U debuts at $300 and likely to be one of the most sought-after items of the holiday season with the company hoping to move 3.5 million units this year. However, national media is reporting that shoppers who haven't pre-ordered can expect day-one shortages. Representatives from area locations of Target, Walmart and Best Buy said they would have some Wii U's on hand for those who didn't pre-order, but expected them to sell out quickly. "I would get here soon rather than later" was the advice of one electronics clerk. Video game retailer Gamestop said its St. Louis stores will…
