Pamplemousse is French for grapefruit, which is now coming into season here in Southern Californiaâand shipping to grocery stores nationwide. With a bumper crop of fresh citrus everywhere (itâs common for people to have some type of citrus tree in their yard here), itâs important to find creative ways to use it up. For the salad: Peel and trim the ends from each grapefruit. 2  Place supreme-cut grapefruit segments in a large salad bowl. 3  Add the lettuce, fennel, scallions, cucumber (if using), and thyme. 4  Pour the dressing over the salad and toss until all the ingredients are coated. 5  Arrange the caramelized onions on top and serve.
Canadians buy their milk in a large bag, which contains three smaller bags packed full of milk. All three bags together equal four liters of milk. When you want some, you carefully insert the bag into a plain pitcher and snip off the corner of the bag. There is no way to close it, though I suppose itâs technically possible to fold it over.
Hydration while breastfeeding should follow the commonsense âin and outâ principles of hydration: If you use more fluid, you must take ore in. Since the average six-month-old consumes around 1 quart of breast milk daily and 90 percent of that milk is water, it stands to reason that mother should drink four extra 8-ounce glasses of fluid daily. But donât become a compulsive water drinker. Drinking more water than you need wonât produce more milk.