The Weekly Slice

Citrus Fruits 101 – Beyond the Navel Orange

Ever wonder the difference between a navel orange and a mandarin? And what even is a tangelo? Turns out, there are over 100 varieties of citrus fruits, and the ones you’re most familiar with barely scratch the surface. At ThirdLeaf NW alone, we rotate over a dozen varieties of citrus in your office fruit bins…

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Easy Valentine’s Day Treats

Valentine’s Day is this Friday. If you’re looking to make some sweet and simple treats, you’re at the right place. Here are some quick and easy Valentine’s Day treats to get people in the spirit! Chocolate Covered Fruit What says ‘Happy Valentine’s Day’ more than chocolate covered fruit? If you aren’t looking to get scammed…

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Supplements vs. Whole Foods – What’s Better for You?

Green shots, and probiotics, and multivitamins, oh my… It’s easy to get lost in the plethora of supplements flooding the market right now, each boasting an impressive list of health benefits. But we’ve also seen a lot of research in recent years about the benefits of whole foods. This contradiction has probably left you scratching…

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Combat Cold & Flu Season

It’s that time of year when it feels like everyone you know is sick, perhaps yourself included. If you’re trying to knock that cold (while staying out of the cold), fruit is your best friend. Your diet can have a huge impact on your immune system, gut health, and overall well-being. Read on for some…

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Create an Office Environment Employees Want to Come To

With the news about Amazon employees going back into the office, we assume other companies will follow suit. Getting people back into the office should be considered with thought and care. Especially those who have been working remote for the past 4+ years, going back into the office can be unsettling. Senior management should be…

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Routine = Wellness

We have officially entered the dark days of winter without the twinkle from Enchant or Snowflake Lane. The post-holiday and New Year excitement has worn off, and some days are harder than others to accomplish the basic tasks. It can be easy to let this time of year make you feel down or unproductive, but…

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Decluttering in the New Year

Happy 2025! The New Year brings new beginnings and fresh starts. Though this can be more symbolic than literal, there are many small changes you can make every day to refresh your lifestyle. One way this can be accomplished is through decluttering your life, which can equate to more than one thing for each person….

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Your Guide to Crushing Your 2024 New Year’s Resolutions

The countdown is on—2024 is just around the corner! Before you know it, the ball will drop, and your New Year’s resolution will be staring you in the face. Lucky for you, you’re having this realization now and not at 11:59 PM on December 31. This is the perfect time to start planning for success…

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Great Apple Recipes for the Holiday Season

As the holiday season approaches, we know you’re dusting off your great-grandmother’s famous eggnog recipe and all your other tried-and-true favorites. But why not take this opportunity to experiment with new recipes and perfect them before the in-laws arrive? Here are some creative ways to incorporate apples into every part of your holiday feast! Drink:…

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Breaking Down the 2024 College Football Playoff Bracket

The College Football Playoff (CFP) selection committee has unveiled the first-ever 12-team bracket, marking a significant expansion from the previous four-team format. This new structure aims to provide greater inclusivity and excitement in pursuing the national championship. Top Seeds and First-Round Byes The undefeated Oregon Ducks lead the bracket, securing the No. 1 seed. Following…

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