Amy Boyington
School
University Of Phoenix
Expertise
Budget Shopping, Family Meals, Meal Planning
- After teaching herself how to create blogs in the early 2000s, one of Amy's first money-making blogs focused on food, nutrition, and a healthy lifestyle.
- One of her first health and nutrition articles was published by Reader's Digest just a few months after she began freelance writing full-time.
- As a busy single mom, Amy has created her own database filled with hundreds of recipes, meal plans, and shopping lists to streamline the process of providing nutritious meals for her family.
Experience
Amy Boyington is a former preschool teacher turned freelance writer with more than a decade of experience writing for clients' digital publications and 20+ years writing on her own blogs about parenting, food, and other lifestyle topics. As a lifelong fitness and wellness enthusiast, Amy enjoys researching and writing about health and nutrition, particularly as they relate to women and mothers. To date, she has worked with more than 100 clients in lifestyle industries, like mail-order food companies, food subscription boxes, and meal-planning services. In addition to her work for Static Media, Amy has contributed to several lifestyle publications, including The Healthy, Niche, and Savvy by Savings.com.
Education
Amy has an associate degree in elementary education and a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Phoenix.
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Stories By Amy Boyington
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Fast food and fast-casual aren't just limited to burgers and fries anymore. You can now get healthy and filling salads at many locales. We ranked the very best.
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If you're new to the cooking scene and aren't sure what your first step should be, consider picking up a few cookbooks. We've chosen a variety for beginners.
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Because there are only a few ingredients involved in a mug cake, just one little mistake can mess up the final result big-time. Here's what to avoid.
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You've probably used maple syrup on top of pancakes, but have you used it in a marinade or on popcorn before? Check out these 14 ways to take advantage of it.
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We're dishing up all the details on a few foods you might want to save for elsewhere or make yourself rather than spending your money on them at Golden Corral.
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This guide tells you everything you need to know about the best steaks to grill for different situations, whether you're prioritizing flavor or budget.
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We rank the absolute best coffee rewards programs from top chains across the nation, so you know where to go to earn free coffee and other rewards.
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Meal kit delivery services offer a convenient way to cut down on the time it takes to plan and cook meals. But are they nutritious? Yes, and here are the best.
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A steaming bowl of chili is the perfect meal on a cold day. Take a departure from your regular recipe and add these ingredients to really kick it up a notch.
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The burger is a classic food that can be made any way you like it. Next time you make one, try some of these tricks to upgrade it and kick it to the next level.
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Starbucks has a variety of iced drinks that can be left as-is or customized to create your own unique version. Here are some of the best ones to order.
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There's nothing like finding a good bargain and Dollar Tree is one store that is loaded with great deals. Here are some of the best food items to buy there.
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Some nights you just want to order takeout and snuggle up in front of a movie. Here are some tips to help you save money, get what you ordered, and more.
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Have a seat at a sushi bar and you'll discover a wide variety of this fresh food. Here's a breakdown of the six different types so you'll be ready to order.
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Partaking in new foods and experiences allow us to expand our culinary horizons. Here are some one-of-a-kind food experiences you won't want to miss out on.
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Cincinnati restaurants offer everything from authentic global cuisine to comfort foods. Here are some of the best dining spots in the city.
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Tomatoes come in many shapes, sizes, and varieties. There are several things to consider when buying tomatoes at the store. Here's how to choose the best ones.
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Feeding a group of friends and family an Easter dinner can add up quickly. Here are some of the best deals at restaurants and stores to help you save dough.