There Couldn't Be A More Perfect Gift For Foodies Than The Le Creuset Fall Harvest Collection

Aug 22, 2023

the le creuset fall harvest collection features fruit and vegetable-shaped casserole dishes

Since it's allegedly already grocery girl summer (see: tomato girls, blueberry milk nails, strawberry girls, latte makeup, etc.), it's no surprise that we're taking to the kitchen with the same food-forward spirit. Of course, it's to be expected, seeing that you cook in the kitchen and all, but with the help of Le Creuset's latest Fall Harvest collection, once-difficult recipes can turn into fun projects, and each dish you make no longer has to suffer from boring presentation. The Le Creuset fall line introduces 10 single-serving-sized casserole dishes in the shapes of fruits and veggies, and they're so adorable. Find the right produce pick for you, below!

Red Apple Casserole ($39, was $50)

Perfect for a personal apple pie or just keeping still as kitchen decor, this cherry red apple dish is the most bountiful harvest!

Garlic Casserole ($39, was $50)

Garlic girls, rise! Whip up a quick confit in this little guy for massive flavor.

Blueberry Casserole ($39, was $50)

This blueberry option is so cute, we wouldn't even want to put it in the oven. Prep a blueberry cobbler and serve with vanilla ice cream to make the most of your produce pick.

Tomato Casserole ($39, was $50)

Live out your tomato girl dreams using this shapely casserole dish – AKA the ultimate host for homemade pasta sauce!

Strawberry Casserole ($39, was $50)

So darling and berry adorable, this strawb will fill your kitchen space with wholesomeness.

Pumpkin Casserole ($39, was $50)

Since fall is on the rise, this pumpkin-shaped casserole is the way to go! Did someone say soup season?

Green Apple Casserole ($39, was $50)

Big fan of Granny Smiths? This green design fulfills all your baked apple dessert needs.

Eggplant Casserole ($39, was $50)

Get a little cheeky with it using this eggplant dish that'll pair well with ratatouille.

Raspberry Casserole ($39, was $50)

Emulating the cutesy shape of a raspberry, this style works well in and out of the oven.

Bell Pepper Casserole ($39, was $50)

Add a lil' bit of spice to your cooking game with this oh-so peppery pick.

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Step Out In Celestial Style With The New YETI Colors + Zodiac Customs

Your zodiac sign is no longer *just* written in the stars – it can be on your water bottle, too. We've got the scoop on YETI's new colors and the first-ever zodiac-inspired customization to coat the outside of your go-to Rambler cups, mugs, or jugs.

The star-studded collection cosmically coincides with the two new, fueled-by-nature colorways dropped for the fall season: Camp Green and Cosmic Lilac.

Everyone from Aries to Pisces will not only want to sport the chic green and calming purple hues for every outdoor adventure (hello, hiking andcamping!), but proudly flex their astrological sign, too! Here’s how you can step out in *celestial* style.

The New YETI Colors

YETI is offering the zodiac sign customization exclusively on their drinkware pieces. For the insulated line, Rambler, the shiny star sign decal costs $6 per side. This includes the 20 oz Tumbler (35), 16 oz Stackable Pint ($30), and of course, the iconic20 oz Travel Mug ($38).

Starting this Friday (tomorrow!), you can sport the zodiac on YETI’s Yonder water bottles, free with purchase. The astrological decal available on this style is colored, boasting a pleasing turquoise and pink palette. Obsessed!

More of YETI's Customizable Water Bottles, Mugs, and Cups

Rambler 35 oz Mug in Camp Green ($42)

This travel-friendly piece will become your go-to water bottle, and you'll never look back. It keeps its contents nice and cold (or hot – you do you) so you always feel refreshed, whether you're trekking a trail or hitting the gym!

Rambler 26 oz Stackable Cup in Cosmic Lilac ($35)

This handle-less option is a touch more casual, perfect for packing drinks to sip in the car or at a party, too.

Rambler 36 oz Water Bottle in Camp Green ($50)

This water bottle truly changes the summer camping game. It has a hefty amount of insulation to keep liquids cold or hot, plus features a nice and easy carrying handle that can *also* be clipped to backpacks and more.

Yonder 20 oz Water Bottle in Cosmic Lilac ($22)

This no-fuss water bottle, the Yonder style, looks *gorg* in the Cosmic Lilac colorway, sure to prompt all your friends to ask where you got it!

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I Tried Dunkin’s New Summer Menu – I’m So Obsessed With These 3 Items

TheDunkin' summer menujust hit stores on May 1, and I was so excited to get my hands on the new lineup! In addition to an all-new Refresher flavor, Dunkin’ launched two unique coffee-based drinks and three fun food items (both sweet and savory) to coordinate with the summer season. Of course, I had to see what all the hype was about via a bonafide taste test.

Here are my honest thoughts about the new items on the Dunkin’ summer menu, so you know what’s worth trying! Let's get into it!

Watch Me Review The New Drinks

Watch Me Review The New Food Items

Iced Vanilla Frosted Donut Signature Latte

First up, the Vanilla Frosted Donut Signature Latte. This one is so sweet. But so addicting! It may not be the prime choice for those who don’t like sweet drinks, though. I *do* like my coffees fairly sweet, so I didn’t think it was overwhelming when I tried it.

More than anything, this latte simply delivered joy once I got it in my hands. It’s topped with a good amount of whipped cream and a healthy dose of rainbow sprinkles, which fix just about any bad day as far as I’m concerned.

Blueberry Donut Coffee

I go wild for blueberry cake donuts, and I expected the new Blueberry Donut Coffee to taste just like one. I was a bit disappointed when it didn't! I got more of a donut flavor rather than a blueberry one when I sipped down the iced version of this bev.

All things considered, I still loved my first impression of the new Blueberry Donut Coffee. I got it iced (duh), and with cream, it came out to the perfect, most beautiful coffee color. It had maybe 75% of the Vanilla Frosted Donut Signature Latte’s sweetness, which meant it was still sweet enough for my liking.

This could be a great go-to order when you don’t quite want espresso, but are still looking for a nice caffeinated sipper.

Kiwi Watermelon Refresher

The first thing I wrote down in my tasting notes about the brand-new Kiwi Watermelon Refresher was: “MMMMMM SO GOOD.” And I stand by that!

Upon first sip, I got a refreshing (ha, get it?) swig of kiwi flavor and watermelon flavor, which was very nice and evenly balanced. I could see myself gulping this one down at the park or on a road trip this summer! It honestly tasted like candy, which I am not mad about a single bit.

That being said, most of the Dunkin’ Refreshers are really sweet, so if you like milder drinks, you may not fully like this newcomer.

I also got to try the Kiwi Watermelon Refresher with lemonade – a new thing for Dunkin’. I really loved it! With the lemonade, I still got the full effect from the kiwi and watermelon. It was never overpowered, unlike other fruity lemonade beverages from similar coffee chains.

Watermelon Burst Donut

I was really hesitant to try this new menu item because I normally don’t associate watermelon with donuts. One thing about the new Watermelon Burst Donut is that she’s messy… This sweet treat is coated in tons of pink, watermelon-flavored sprinkles and filled to the brim with watermelon jelly.

The first bite I took was just of the donut dough itself – and it wasn’t half bad! My only complaint at that point was the fact that the pink sprinkles got all over the place. They made my lips and mouth messy, and fell off into my lap and around my car. Yikes!

The second bite, of course, included some of the watermelon jelly. This is when I decided that the Watermelon Burst Donut just isn't for me. The bready part was good, but the jelly was super sour – just not what I'd prefer from a donut as a chocolate girlie. I wouldn’t order it on my own accord.

Chocolate Chunk Cookie

Chocolate chunk cookies are classic – you can’t deny that! You also can’t mess it up, IMO. Dunkin’ hit the nail right on the head with this new packaged snack. First of all, I adore the size of the Chocolate Chunk Cookie. It’s huge and packed with big chocolate chunks – as it should be!

There’s a nice variety with texture in this cookie, too. I found that the chocolate chunks were creamy and sweet, while the rest of the cookie was crunchy and downright cookie-like. It made eating it fun!

The pre-packaged-ness of it all is also super nice for snacking on-the-go, or even saving for later (midnight snack, anyone?).

Green Goddess Wrap

Seemingly a direct competitor for Starbucks’ popular Spinach Feta Wrap, the new Green Goddess Wrap from Dunkin’ thoroughly impressed me. Unlike its counterpart, the Green Goddess Wrap is delivered with a very nice texture. I find that other options typically get soggy (after being warmed and put in a bag) and fall apart, but this one didn’t get that way at all.

I loved that the outside of the wrap got a little bit crispy, while the inside stayed gooey and warm. While the texture is quite enjoyable, I was left wishing for more flavor from the wrap’s contents.

Even if it was lacking a bit in flavor, you could easily doctor it up with spices, salt, or hot sauce. More than anything, I appreciate that the Green Goddess Wrap provides a substantial option for breakfast, brunch, or lunch via drive-thru.

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15 Cute Cups That Aren't The Stanley Tumbler

The Stanley tumbler has a death grip on the girls. Though it’s adorable and functional, investing $45 for an insulated vessel can seem a little obnoxious. There are tons of other options out there that can contain your water, iced coffee, and tea with the same quality. Scroll a few of the cutest cups, tumblers, and bottles that replace the need for the signature cup!

Glitter Bomb Sip Sip Tumbler with Straw - Lucky Cup ($19)

You won't want this lucky cup to leave your side! It's appeal lies in the colorful font and glitter details!

BLUEPOLAR Glass Tumbler with Straw ($13)

This glass cup is ideal for your A.M. coffee because it comes already suited with a straw! Plus, it lends itself to multiple uses to reduce paper and plastic waste.

Glass Travel Mug - I Believe In Coffee ($22)

We know your workday just isn't the same without some caffeine, which is why this cup is an essential for waking up.

Ello Tidal 20 oz Glass Tumbler with Lid ($9)

The clear glass on this tumbler is super helpful in comparison to the Stanley tumbler since you can see what's left in it.

Strawberry Color Change Can Glass ($22)

The color-changing features on this lidded glass cup add some joy to any beverage pour.

Altar'd State Kait 40 oz Insulated Cup with Handle ($40)

This model looks *a little* familiar, but has a friendlier price point.

YETI Rambler ($20)

For smaller sips, this insulated cup from YETI is here. Any liquid you want served cold finds a great home in this vessel – anything from margaritas to iced tea!

frank green 16 oz Stainless Steep Party Cup Set of 4 ($60)

If you're a reusable cup girly through and through, then picking up a set will help you make it through the week without taking up too much time to dish wash.

Owala FreeSip in Retro Boardwalk ($38)

Every drink remains ice cold in this bottle, thanks to its triple insulation feature. You can snag it in different colorways to maximize the fun!

Simple Modern Insulated Tumbler with Lid and Straw ($25)

This cup rises to the caliber of Starbucks tumblers, with a tall base and easy-to-use straw.

Pantone To Go Cup ($25)

Relish in the hues of Pantone with this to-go cup that's available in a range of colors!

Hydroflask 24 oz Mug ($33)

This mug can really handle your drink, no matter what it is. Hot chocolate or a cold soda, you can count on this Hydroflask design to hold your sip with care.

Good Citizen Coffee Co. Iced Coffee Tumbler ($22)

Following the outline of curved, organic shapes, this tumbler was made for days when you're on the road or taking a hot girl walk.

Coming Soon Nalgene Water Bottle ($32)

Nalgene bottles are notorious for being unbreakable. Though they lack insulation, you can pick them up in an array of fun colors that complement your personal style!

Embark Stainless Steel Lidded Tumbler ($10)

This basic tumbler can be held accountable for always looking sleek. It keeps your liquids cold and contained, no matter the day.

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Here's When You Can Watch "The Summer I Turned Pretty" Season 3

Thanks to Sean Kaufman and Rain Spencer (as well as all the pros behind the camera), the best TV scene of 2023 came out this summer when The Summer I Turned Prettygave us Steven and Taylor (played by Sean and Rain, respectively) dancing to Frank Ocean's cover of "Moon River." I absolutely lost my mind! This series is one of the best teen dramas around, and good news for fans of all things Cousins Beach: we're getting The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3! Here's everything we know about the new TV show— including a look at our convo with lead actress Lola Tung!

When will The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 come out?

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Jackie Chung (Laurel) and Sean Kaufman (Steven)

We were hoping to see The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 return in 2024, but thanks to a new post from the official TSITP account, we know the show will drop summer 2025. Okay, TBH that's a total bummer (just because we can't wait to watch!!), but, as the books say, It's Not Summer Without You (er, Belly and her friends).

Lola Tung starred as Euridyce in Hadestown on Broadway until March 17, 2024. During the official press day — which you can watch on TikTok — she told me that while she doesn't know too much about Belly's arc this season, she's just as excited to return to Cousins Beach as we are! "I'm just very excited to be back with everyone and to be able to step back into Belly's shoes, I'm super excited," she says.

Who's going to be in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 cast?

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Gavin Casalegno (Jeremiah), Lola Tung (Belly), Christopher Briney (Conrad), Sean Kaufman (Steven) in The Summer I Turned Pretty

Considering the third book, We'll Always Have Summer, revolves around Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah, we're expecting The Summer I Turned Pretty cast to include Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, and Gavin Casalegno. We're also hoping to see Sean Kaufman, Rain Spencer, Jackie Chung, and Rachel Blanchard again!

After a variety of cast members were spotted around Wilmington, North Carolina, fans were hoping to see Christopher Briney — and it looks like he has finally arrived! "CONRAD FISHERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR IS HOMEEEEEEEEEEE," one X user says along with an image of Christopher Briney.

Where can I watch The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3?

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Christopher Briney (Conrad), Lola Tung (Belly)

The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 will be available to stream on Prime Video, which is where you can watch season 1 and 2 right now!

Who does Conrad end up with in The Summer I Turned Pretty series?

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While we don't know who Conrad will end up with in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3, there is one theory that suggests his reunion with Belly will be better than ever. Lola Tung, Rain Spencer, Gavin Casalegno, and other cast members have been spotted around Wilmington — all except Chris Briney.@julevere wonders if they're filming in chronological order for one specific reason.

"You don't see Conrad for ages in book 3," she says. "What if Jenny [Han] is doing that on purpose so the actual moment in the show where Conrad and Belly see each other for the first time, [in a way] that's going to be the first legitimate time those two actors as...Belly and Conrad will see each other."

Waiting as long as possible for Lola Tung and Chris Briney to see each other means that Belly and Conrad's reunion will be more intense, and bring up all the old emotions (and infinity necklaces) that came up during season 2. If there's one thing this show has taught me, it's that you can only run from your feelings for so long and as a member of #TeamConrad, I'm hoping any reunion between the two brings them together for potential future seasons.

How old are the characters?

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Lola Tung (Belly) and Christopher Briney (Conrad)

In season one, Conrad is going to be a freshman in college, while the rest of the characters are still in high school. And at the beginning of season 2, Steven graduates from high school!

How many episodes are in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3?

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Lola Tung (Belly), Christopher Briney (Conrad), and Rain Spencer (Taylor)

The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 will have 10 episodes instead of eight like the previous two seasons!

Where is The Summer I Turned Pretty filmed?

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Even though The Summer I Turned Pretty is set on the coast of Massachusetts, the show is filming in Wilmington, North Carolina. This city is actually pretty well known in Hollywood — projects like Iron Man 3,One Tree Hill, and Outer Banks have filmed there! As someone who grew up going to Wilmington every single summer, I can promise you it's just as pretty as it looks (and the fair from season 2 is just as fun!!)

Is there a 4th Summer I Turned Pretty?

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Christopher Briney (Conrad), Lola Tung (Belly)

There is not a fourth The Summer I Turned Pretty book, but that doesn't mean the show has to end with season 3. They've already changed a few details from the books — namely, adding the Stephen/Taylor relationship reminds me of how Gossip Girl gave us Chuck and Blair, a fan-favorite ship that wasn't in those books either! I'm excited to see how the story (and the characters) continue to grow and evolve!

The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 Announcement

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Lola Tung (Belly), Rain Spencer (Taylor)

Prime Video announced the renewal on August 3, right before episode five of the second season hit the streaming service. Just like the season two trailer, Taylor Swift's "august" plays in the background and I'm in tears.

“We’ve been delighted to see the passion with which fans have embraced The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Amazon and MGM Studios' head of television Vernon Sanders says in a press release. “Jenny Han is a gifted storyteller, whose fans have been clamoring for the third chapter of this story. We’re excited today to share the news that they have a lot more Summer to look forward to."

Bookmark this page for the latest The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 news!

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7 Styles That Prove Rothy’s Are The Cool Girl Shoe Of The Summer

You’ve probably already spotted these shoes on your favorite influencer. Rothy’s are swiftly becoming The Shoe to have, and it’s clear why. Rothy’s offers a wide range of trendy shoe options, from Mary Janes to ballet flats and platform sandals toclogs (all of which are stunning and exceptionally comfortable), but more importantly, they’re made with special attention to sustainability.

Rothy’s are crafted from single-use plastics and other repurposed organic materials in order to promote circular fashion and zero-waste practices in the industry. Sustainability is chic – and Rothy’s is a testament to that!

They’re oh-so worth the investment knowing your purchase supports their sustainable mission. All Rothy’s shoe styles (and even their bags) are fully machine washable to keep them nice and new-looking, no matter what. They’re staples that’ll last you a lifetime and tons of mileage.

Here are the 7 most iconic Rothy’s silhouettes you should rock this summer!

The Square Mary Jane

This signature Rothy's shoe (seriously, it's all over our FYP) features a flexible, stretchy woven upper layer – and it's so comfy. These Mary Janes boast a square toe for added chicness and an attached strap for wearing them with ease. No buckles or buttons here! Each pair is fitted with durable outsoles that easily tolerate city walks and park strolls. It won't even feel like you're wearing flats.

The Square Mary Jane goes for $159 and is available in 10 different colors.

The Ballet Flat

The bows on these ballet flats are the perfect size, TBH. They add an air of cuteness that any summer 'fit could benefit from! These shoes feature a very trendy rounded toe and a mesh construction that adds breathability to each and every step. Rothy's promises "no break in period, ever" with the cozy insole you can enjoy wearing all day long.

The Ballet Flat is shoppable for $145 and is available in 18 different colors and patterns.

The Point II

New office shoes, incoming! These pointed babies give some real sophisticated vibes – the pointed toe is signature of slingbacks, too, but this version is way more comfortable. The Point II from Rothy's is essentially an upgraded version of their OG The Point shoe. According to the brand, this new iteration has a "more spacious toebox, added elastic, sculpted outsoles and our innovative In Love Insole™ for outrageous all-day comfort." The mesh material on this pair makes for the perfect summer shoe since it's very elastic-like, moving accordingly with your step.

The Point II costs $155 and is available in a whopping 29 different colors and patterns.

The Espadrille

A more elevated style than the aforementioned shoes, these espadrilles are a great go-to for more formal summer occasions. The upper's made from a breathable hemp fabric that supplies a lightweight feel to the feet. Rothy's promise for these slip-ons is that they have an "unbelievably cushy footbed." The ankle ties pictured above are removable, so there's a good amount of styling possibilities with this Rothy's shoe.

The Espadrille is shoppable for $139 in 8 different colors.

The Lightweight Wedge Sandal

For a slight boost in height (that's still wickedly comfortable), call on The Lightweight Wedge Sandal. The layered heel height measures about 2.25 inches, and feels like an absolute dream! The stretchy straps atop these Rothy's shoes are stitched on, so you're not left messing with any finicky buttons, clasps, or buckles (or chafing, for that matter). The thicker platform ends in the brand's signature durable outsole for practical reasons – walking, strolling, skipping, or even dancing in the summertime. Whatever floats your boat!

The Lightweight Wedge Sandal costs $179 and is available to shop in 3 different neutral colorways.

The Weekend Slide

This cheetah print just oozes trendiness. The slide-on fit of these Rothy's sandals makes outings so easy, you won't want to wear anything else. The thick duo straps made of hemp provide some good coverage on top of the foot, so you'll feel fully fitted. The footbed is made from a durable contoured rubber, still has some softness to it for walking purposes.

The Weekend Slide costs $139 and is shoppable in 5 different colors and patterns.

The Casual Clog

This ultra-cool girl clog is available in 3 hemp colors and 5 Merino wool colors for cooler weather, but no matter the time of year, they're gonna look gorgeous. They boast a ribbed outsole for added traction, and they're fully free of any extra bells and whistles. The very simple outer layer meets a contoured footbed with some lovely arch support to encourage a cozy step.

The Casual Clog goes for $159.

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