Sentences with phrase «at a least try eating»

I am a health professional and do recommend that people at least try eating more raw foods in their daily intake for better health.

If an elimination diet doesn't provide any relief, I would at a least try eating more whole foods and less processed foods (which maybe you do already).

Not exact matches

If you don't exercise, do you at least try to eat moderately?

In fact, 47 percent of Americans now eat at least one vegetarian meal a week.Although for some, trying Indian cuisine remains intimidating and may seem too difficult to prepare.

I try to eat flaxseed meal at least once a day to up my intake of those fatty acids.

I'm not following a specific diet, (paleo / whole 30, at least not yet - just trying to eat healthier) thank you in advance!

How creative and fun — I need to try this (we eat pizza at least once a week!).

I can't promise that it will help keep your pound or so off, but this is at least one of the things I'm eating to try and keep it off myself!

At least it tasted good so you could eat it Thanks for trying it out!

Considering that I'm trying to be at least 90 % vegan (well, no dairy / no meat) to support my daughter, Alyssa, for the next 6 weeks or so, I need to eat veggies, plus it doesn't hurt to use things up in the fridge...

About 33 percent of consumers say they have tried a new global cuisine in the past year and 80 percent eat ethnic food at least once per month, according to a National Restaurant Association study.

With three kids we go through at least one package.I don't eat pork but am going to try with TJ's peppered turkey bacon.

I think we fulfill the pledge without even trying... we definitely eat them at least once a week.

I agree with you — even during pregnancy I'm trying to eat so well but at least once a week find myself craving and then eating something so foreign to me as it's not something I normally eat.

I try to focus on eating 2 ounces of nuts and seeds daily, have beans in at least one of my meals and always try to eat dark leafy greens - whether in my green drink, in a salad, or mixed in with my meals.

I try to eat at least a few meals of fish each week and am able to get great herbs at the farmer's market this time of year, so I turned to my Magic Bullet to create a quick, easy and delicious salmon dinner.

It encourages picky eating and food waste (at least, in our opinion), two things which we try to avoid like the plague (currently we are only succeeding with the latter.

Not that I have anything against eating vegan, I try to keep it vegan at least 2 days a week,...

If you're trying to cut out pasta and bread, or at least trying to eat less of it, but you're a carb lover, what's the...

I try to have my family eat meat - free at least 2 times a week plus at least one day of fish.

I try to eat a large salad at least once a day.

Since then, I've eaten meat almost everyday, but I still try my best to have at least one meatless meal a day.

I asked him to at least try it and if he didn't like it then I promised not to make him eat it again.

I am trying to convert the family to eating Paleo, but it's a slow process (although my younger son will eat a Vidalia onion like an apple, so there's at least one caveman in the family!)

Try to wait at least 15 minutes for the glaze to dry before you start eating them.

My 15 month old even tried it and surprised me by eating at least a 1/2 cup for himself!

I'll hear about something that sounds really awesome, maybe some exotic international dish that I just haven't had much opportunity to try, and then seek out a restaurant a version of that dish that I can eat, so when I make my own I at least know I'm on track.

We eat soup for dinner at least once a week and I'm constantly trying out new combinations of vegetables.

My boyfriend eats at least one pre-packaged energy bar a day, and I've been trying to find bar recipes with normal ingredients in them that I can make for him to take to work.

Those bars sound delicious, especially the chocolate part I haven't tried freezing them because they keep pretty well if they're covered tightly and kept in the fridge, and if you eat (at least) one per day.

Try to eat at least 5 - 7 servings of vegetables every day.

i tried to follow the recipe to a t because i'm a very inexperienced cook and i ended up with 43 pierogi (including two heart - shaped ones) out of this but i'm not complaining we ate till we were stuffed and there's at least two more meals worth in my freezer for later.

We always try to make big batches on Sundays and keep some in the fridge for the days ahead, which is how our family ends up eating some variation of this fried rice at least once a week.

I have been eating Quakeroats 5days a week for about 2 years, my chorlestrol is great but I always seem to have a mouthful of canker sores Im thinking I need to go or at least try Gluten free porridge, input please?

I could eat these morning, noon and night as I'm sure Paloma does... or at least tries to.

You will really like this recipe Susi - our kids are a bit picky as well... and at least we were able to have our son taste it... didn't eat it, but at least tried it!

I try to eat tacos at least once a week... for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

In order to lose baby weight and the baby belly, try to eat at least 1,600 calories and not more than 2,400 per day.

So why not kill your suspense a little further by sharing another Food Issue article, this one from Mark Bittman: «Getting Your Kids to Eat (Or At Least Try) Everything.»

Maybe we try to stop eating nachos for dinner (at least when anyone can see).

When he wakes to eat, I try to chug at least 6 - 8 ounces myself... and sometimes I can't stop, I am sooooo thirsty!

But I also don't want to be on a «pumping schedule» because I want to have at least some milk in my breasts if he is ready to eat so I can try to get him to the breast (he goes anywhere from 3 - 5 hours in between feedings no matter how much he eats at any one feeding).

Here's what we have going thus far: 7 am nurse 7:30 / 8 solids (doesn't eat much) 8:30 nap 9:30 wakes 10 nurse (Sometimes he is so tired he naps earlier, but I try to get him to at least 12:30) This is the part of the day that tends to be so inconsistent.

It infuriates me that the system can't seem to operate in a way that at least allows my child to eat something and therefore cutting me off at the knees by just trying to feed my kid because there is literally no time in the day to allow him to eat.

So what I do with him is, I tell him to at least try a bite or two, and if he truly doesn't like it, he doesn't have to eat it.

It's our job to keep introducing new foods and encouraging them to eat — or at least try.

Most of all try to sit down together at least once per day as a family and eat at leisure.

This interest with eating (or playing at eating at least) is one sign that baby is ready to try foods.

My husband and I try to eat well, at least in front of the kids so they will follow our lead.

The students I cook with almost always eat the vegetarian dishes we make together, or at least try a polite bite.