Sentences with phrase «bag of dried cranberries»

But tearing open a bag of dried cranberries often conjures up four furry legs, a twitching nose and a lolling tongue; your dog heard the sound of food packaging, and now he wants a taste.

I just came across a bag of dried cranberries in my pantry and was wondering what to do with them — now I know!!

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Thankfully at the very bottom of my baking drawer I found a bag of white chocolate chips and just barely a cups worth of dried cranberries.

12 oz of dark chocolate, finely chopped, or 1 bag of dark or semisweet chocolate chips 3 c cornflakes 1 c dried cherries or cranberries (I used 1/2 c of each)

The easiest variation on this dough would be to mix in ingredients: a bag of chocolate chips, dried cranberries, walnuts, toffee, lemon zest, poppy seeds... spraaankles.

1 Bag of Spinach 1/4 cup Crumbled Goat Cheese 1/2 cup Sweet and Spicy Pecans 1/2 cup dried Orange flavored Cranberries Sesame Soy Vinaigrette Clean spinach salad, toss all ingredients together and a...

1 - 12 ounce bag fresh cranberries 10 dried Calimyrna figs, roughly chopped 1 cup granulated sugar Peel of 1 lemon 1-1/2 cups water

I always have cans of garbanzo beans (aka chickpeas) in my pantry, a jar full of bulk dried cranberries, and bags of frozen veggies like edamame.

Look for cranberries packaged in bags in the produce section of your supermarket, in the freezer section, jellied, dried or juiced.

I too like to use what I have on hand & was wondering what I'd use for the cherries... I had a bag of frozen berries in my freezer, which I added, then saw your suggestion dried cranberries.

The answer is yes, hamsters can eat cranberries in small quantities, but it is important to pay attention to the way that the cranberries are prepared — the dried cranberries you find in your bag of trail mix are often covered in table sugar, which can be unhealthy for hamsters if they eat it in significant amounts.

when confronted with bags of dried cat food (bad bad bad for cats) and it has freakin» cranberries (very popular in «organic» and «natural» dried cat foods which is particularly ironic because dried kibble is in no way part of a feline «natural» diet.

One day I found no less than 12 unopening 1 gallon containors of honey roasted cashews (yep the plastic wrapper still on), 20 containers of dried cranberries, and at least 30 bags of sunflower seeds.