Sentences with phrase «try mixing it up»

However, Burger King is already serving burgers for breakfast — why not try mixing up a menu of lunch and breakfast offerings for brunch?

Try mixing them up to find the ones that connect with your readers, and you'll soon have a formula for writing content that is valuable and highly shareable.

(You say «little red book,» not «red little book,» and «charming California wood bungalow» — try mixing those up.)

I'd try mixing it all up again and refrigerating overnight and then baking and see if that helps.

For the potatoes - try mixing it up and use a garlic mashed potato recipe or perhaps even pesto mashed potatoes.

I wouldn't try mixing up the ingredients.

I'll have to try mixing up my toppings with them... are there any I should avoid?

If you're buying for a child who doesn't like dark chocolate, select a smaller serving size, or try mixing up the celebration with non-sugary gifts and games.

Try mixing up a batch of chocolate...

Rachel, try mixing it up and substituting the flax for ground chia seed.

If you're not a big fan of the strawberry jam then try mixing it up by using your favourite berry / fruit.

Or try mixing up a maple mustard sauce like the one served with my beer - battered Brussels sprouts.

Eating the same sandwich every day can be such a drag for kids, so try mixing it up with sushi and ranch dippers for a fun surprise.

Try mixing up a soft cooked and diced veggie medley now.

Try mixing up a veggie medley now.

Try mixing up his diet to include soft foods along with formula or breast milk.

When your baby is well into weaning and getting used to a few exciting tastes, you can try mixing up your mashes or purées to make them more interesting and nutritious.

Try mixing up your yoga routine with some high intensity training.

You could try mixing up your morning routine by adding some exercise, switching your second cup of coffee for a herbal tea, or even try taking a different route to work.

Interval training provides the most long lasting benefits, so try mixing up your training into high - intensity segments where you do the chosen activity at maximum effort (for example, running, swimming, cycling or stair climbing) followed by a period where you back off, reduce intensity and catch your breath before upping the ante again.

Try mixing up such activities with bootcamps, walking, swimming, running, yoga, Pilates and gym sessions; this way you have options depending on the season and weather moving into the new year.

If you're prone to injury, try mixing up your exercise regime with both low - and high - intensity workout sessions to aid recovery — don't CrossFit six days a week.

If you're unwilling to add extra calcium - containing foods to your diet to compensate for the amount you lose in sweat, try mixing up your routine to include exercises that don't shed excessive amounts of sweat a few times a week... or you may need to check into the calcium clinic for an assessment of your levels.

Try mixing it up with savoury flavours.

Try mixing up this berry blissful Mai Tai - it's citrusy, packed with Vitamin C and B - Vitamins to keep you energized, and unbelievably refreshing!

Try mixing up your workout routine with one week of swimming each month so you're not always doing the same thing and putting the same stress on your body.

If your little one is suffering from diaper rash, try mixing up a diaper cream to soothe irritated skin.

To help clear things out, try mixing up a homemade vapor rub.

Try mixing it up by adding peanut butter, cocoa, cinnamon, or vanilla.

Try mixing it up a little!

If you have kids that need your attention in the morning and at night, try mixing up your lunch routine.

Some people like cooking and coming up with recipes, others like to paint and draw — I enjoy getting creative with clothes and I hope you get inspired and try mixing it up this holiday season.

Try mixing up the items you have to look great when worn with this skirt.

For the ladies who like to standout, try mixing up your wardrobe with a funky furry head piece in a bold color.

Try mixing up a floral outfit by wearing a leather jacket over a cute dress.

You may also try mixing it up with cushions in various pastel colours with contrast taping around the zippers.

So if you are looking for the perfect spring casual outfit with that little extra something, try mixing up your distressed denim with a little delicate lace and dazzling jewels.

Elite Tip: Try mixing up the routine by planning different activities to do together.

I've tried mixing up my bait, putting out multiple lines in multiple spots, and telling myself it's only a matter of time.

Try mixing it up!

You can also try mixing up their wet or dry food with some human food.

I had a lot of fun with the first few levels of the first game, and then it dropped off heavily in the «fun» department when they tried mixing it up with the broken combat system, and it doesn't seem like they've made any improvements to it, here.

Which is why I also tried mixing up the psychology of it, in some of the letters I mentioned how «I noticed it was in pre-foreclosure, and was wondering if me buying it off you would help you before the bank gets involved, would be mutually beneficial» type of thing (just a example not word for word what I said).

If you have both, try mixing up a small amount together.

If you have a paint that is a Paint + Primer formula on hand, try mixing up only a cup and see what happens.

Try mixing up your own colors for that special custom color and believe it or not those little 2oz bottles go along way.

But I would like to try mixing up a color or two and also trying to get some really great chipping.

Not exact matches

While there's certainly nothing wrong with mixing up exercises on a regular basis, if you're just trying to improve your functional strength, that's the wrong way to go.

Fresh fruit is always a great snack option — but if you want to mix things up, try dried apricots, raisins, apples, or bananas.

But I try to plan videos that are not too similar next to each other — mixing up the content.