Sentences with phrase «allow food stick»

It does allow food stick in some circumstances, but overall the set provides a great cooking experience and can be trusted to last for a long time.

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Allowing some of these «grey area» foods has allowed me to transition easier and stick to the plan without feeling like I am missing out on something.

Some amounts of acid - producing foods are allowed — even encouraged, if they make it easier to stick to your diet.

It's undeniably fun to be allowed to eat ribs with your hands, and we're big on foods that provide their own sticks.

So worth to stick to it and allow yourself to heal then slowly you can reintroduce foods again.

If you find that the food is still sticking to the stoneware, the next time you prepare the dish, turn the heat off when it is done and allow it to stand with the lid on for 10 to 20 minutes before serving.

Hollow Edge: The Hollow edge of a traditional Santoku knife allow you to easily chop quickly and accurately, as it keeps food from sticking to the side of the knife and slowing you down.

First, they have a sophisticated set of internal fibers, arrayed like pick - up sticks, that gives them shape and allows them to engulf food.

In the experiments one cockatoo group was allowed to observe Figaro skilfully employing a ready - made stick tool, while another could see what researchers called «ghost demonstrations» — either seeing the tools displacing the nuts by themselves, while being controlled by magnets hidden under a table, or seeing the nuts moving towards Figaro without his intervention, again using magnets to displace the food.

A new Purdue University study found that mixing citrus juice with green tea allowed 80 percent of the teas anti-oxidants to stick around after simulated digestion, making the pairing healthier than thought, says study author Mario G. Ferruzzi, PhD, assistant professor in Purdues department of food and nutrition.

This allows me to easily stir a sauce or reheat food without getting food stuck in the sides.

All your favorite foods, including carbs and sweets, are allowed, as long as you stick within your daily calorie limit.

This will allow you to stick to your clean eating habits much easier and avoid you having to settle for low - quality fast food.

It's perfectly okay to treat yourself occasionally to foods with a high glycemic index, and allowing yourself occasional treats can make it easier to stick with your overall meal plan.

Following a low - carb or keto diet seems pretty easy: You simply avoid high - carb foods and stick to foods that are allowed.

In other words, when you allow yourself to enjoy controlled amounts of your favorite foods as an ongoing part of your eating plan (the key word here being «controlled»), you'll be far less likely to feel deprived or overly restricted throughout the process and your chances of sticking to your diet long term will be greatly increased as a result.

You're far more likely to stick with a plan if it's based on foods you enjoy and which you chose yourself, instead of following someone else's preferences, rules or allowed food lists.

Stick to the food your allowed.

am on Day 6 First time... has been the easiest diet ever and was 6 ponds down on the 5th Day and I agree that this diet has lots of nutrition... do nt know what the person above was talking about (dangerously low in nutrition and calories) I have been a purest with it as well and have not suffered any... my version allows Beef or skinless chicken on the meat days and does not have all the added things I have seen above; but my cravings for chocolate, ice cream, cookies etc have dissapeared... my diet also warns to take a two week break between rounds... I am hoping the next two weeks I will eat smaller portions and stick to healthy foods... then I will try for the next 10 pounds

The incidence may be lessened by feeding adult dogs twice a day; sticking to a premium dog food diet without table scraps — especially spicy or rich table scraps; and by allowing a dog to digest his meal before indulging in strenuous exercise.