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Grocery Shopping Tips: What to Buy & What to Avoid

We’ve covered the nuts and bolts of safely shopping during the coronavirus pandemic but when it comes to what exactly you should buy—and what to do about grocery store shortages—here are more coronavirus shopping tips, including the best food to buy and what to avoid.

Buying groceries can be an ordeal and that particularly holds true nowadays. Simply venturing outside is stressful enough, plus confronting crowds and empty shelves only compounds that. The online shopping experience is just as maddening with notices of “delivery currently unavailable” and “out of stock” all too common. Scarcity then leads to buying too much and that’s never a good thing (for you or for your community).

Here are some key factors to consider before compiling your next grocery list.

Summer Favorites for Your Backyard Barbecue

With summer in full swing, it is the perfect time of year to throw an outdoor party. Check out the hot hot hot summer BBQ ideas that’ll make your cookout the best party on the block. We’ve packed this summer blockbuster with your fave grilled meats and veggies, picnic sides, sunshine-y desserts and thirst-quenching drinks. Your backyard may have just the right space for entertaining your friends or family members, but what if grilling just isn’t your thing? Superior Catering can take care of your Wisconsin area barbecue. Here are some of our favorite summer offerings:

Big Juicy Burgers: 
A quarter pounder (with or without the cheese) is just about as American as apple pie. We can grill your burgers to perfection, so your guests enjoy every juicy bite.
All Beef Frankfurters – Your hot dogs shouldn’t have an ingredients list that includes all sorts of meats and some things that aren’t even meat. 100% beef is the way to go for superior hot dog flavor.

How to Have a Picnic Safely During a Pandemic

You really want to go outside; here’s how to do it safely.
If you’re ready to break out of quarantine for some sunshine and relaxation, a picnic might sound enticing—especially if parks are open in your area.

Can you picnic safely while there’s a coronavirus outbreak? Yes, but like many activities in pandemic times, you should plan ahead with some precautions.

Is It Safe to Picnic?
The short answer: yes. An outdoor picnic is a relatively low-risk activity. Outdoor activities generally pose a lower risk of coronavirus transmission than being indoors, assuming you maintain social distancing. It’s easier to maintain space between yourself and others, and outdoor wind may help blow the virus away.

How to Support the Struggling Restaurants

Looking for ways to support the restaurant industry during the pandemic? There are numerous funds and creative campaigns launched that aim to get much-needed cash to restaurants, and fast. Here’s how to help.

The Restaurant Industry continues to flounder amid the now months-long shutdown of non-essential businesses. While some have already shuttered their doors, only time will reveal the true damage the virus will have on the restaurant industry. When things reopen, we may be greeted with a new post-pandemic “normal” and, quite possibly, with many of our favorite dining destinations missing from it. To help stem the tide of restaurant closures, it’s incumbent on all of us to support the eateries and food businesses if we’re able.

How to Avoid Making the Most Common Summer Wedding Mistakes

Summer is one of the most popular times of the year for people to get married. This gives you a lot of experience from others to reflect on when making decisions. Considering what has happened at the weddings of others can give you insight into planning the best celebration possible. Here are some ways to avoid common summer wedding mistakes.

Excessively-Formal Events- Brides and grooms should remember that summer weddings don’t need to be as formal as weddings during other seasons. Take the warm weather into account, and the fact that not everyone may want to get dressed to the nines. Summer does, however, create the opportunity to incorporate joys of the season into your event—incredible flowers, summertime activities, and fun food like barbecue and Popsicles are worth considering.

Café String Lights – They’re a fun and festive addition to a summer evening reception, but the light attracts bugs! Don’t turn your guests into snacks. Instead, be sure to place a lantern with a citronella candle on every table. You can also be creative and incorporate it into your centerpieces.

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