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Braving Cold and Flu
First it's the sniffles, and then coughing and sneezing. Before you know it, your whole family is suffering. But this cold and flu season, you can help protect your family from getting sick. Learn the facts, like what causes colds and the flu, and the best ways to prevent the spread of germs in your household, and you can help keep your family happy and healthy all season.

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Feel-Good Remedy

Even when you follow all the rules for cold and flu prevention, there's still a chance you or a family member could get sick. So how do you help relieve the symptoms and start feeling good again?

Feel Better Fast
  • Drink more fluids, especially water. Try to consume 6 to 8 glasses a day to prevent dehydration and help flush out illness-causing bacteria from your system. Also, drink some orange juice for vitamin C and herbal tea to calm hurting throats.
  • Take a hot bath or shower. The steam is both comforting and a great decongestant for stuffy noses.
  • Eat potent foods like garlic, ginger, and spicy dishes to clear up sinuses.
  • Honey is excellent for sore throats. Take it with tea, mix with hot water and lemon, or eat a few spoonfuls alone.
  • Take supplements as needed to make sure you are getting the recommended dietary allowances for vitamin A, the vitamin B complex, and vitamin C, as well as the minerals zinc and copper.
  • Grapefruit is a great food for fighting a cold. It's high in vitamin C and also helps detoxify the liver, which helps to promote a healthy immune system.

Comfort Foods You’ll Love
Photo Oniony Mushroom Soup Oniony Mushroom Soup
It's made with the ultimate cold relievers: garlic, CAMPBELL'S® Golden Mushroom Soup, and SWANSON’S® Beef Broth—and deliciously topped with FRENCH’S® French Fried Onions.
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Chicken
Tortilla Soup
Made with FRANK’S® RedHot® Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce or FRANK’S® RedHot® Chile n’ Lime™ Hot Sauce, this isn't your ordinary chicken soup—it’s even tastier!
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Photo Spicy Ham and Black Bean Soup Spicy Ham and Black Bean Soup
Who says comfort foods have to be boring? Spice up their sick day with a zesty soup.
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Winter
Lentil Soup
Warm them up on a chilly day with this winter lentil soup.
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Photo Brazilian Black Bean Soup Brazilian Black Bean Soup
Give your soup an international flavor they'll love.
Photo Hoppin' John Soup
Hoppin'
John Soup
This meal tops fluffy, long-grain rice with delicious warm soup.
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Photo Creamy Squash Soup Creamy Squash Soup
A rich, smooth soup made with FRENCH’S® Honey Mustard and frozen squash, helps to make this recipe easy – no cutting or precooking the squash.
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Quick & Crispy
Mac & Cheese
Top it off with FRENCH’S® Cheddar or Original French Fried Onions for a scrumptious crunch.
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