Sentences with phrase «be on the safe side eating»

Some people have tried skipping their breakfast as a purportedly helpful weight loss tactic, but it's been shown to deliver an ambiguous result, that's why just to be on the safe side eating more instead of skipping meals has proven to be a better strategy when it comes to boosting your metabolism.

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And as for spices, I'm always keeping it on a safe side for my North American kids to eat.

The hub always asks if he can eat something in the fridge just to be on the safe side.

It's easy to want to err on the side of «cooking» it longer in the marinade, but trust that it will be safe to eat once it firms up and turns opaque, and you will enjoy its tenderness.]

To be on the safe side, don't cook with honey (in baked bread or pudding, for example) if your baby is going to be eating the finished dish.

While these contaminants appear to be safe for the average person consuming moderate amounts, some experts have recommended that children and pregnant women only eat wild - caught salmon... just to be on the safe side.

To stay on the safe side, mothers - to - be would have to stop eating fish at least one year before pregnancy.

Also, there are different opinions on whether legumes should be excluded or not — I chose to be on the safe side and only ate non-starchy veggies (+ one carrot a day starting from 2nd week), quinoa, millet, buckwheat, amaranth and oat bran for the first 6 weeks.

I thought to be on the safer side, I had totally avoided to eat any kind of meat (except little sea - food).

I'm not sure, but to be on the safe side, I wouldn't eat out of them.

Thus if your dog eats a bite of guacamole he'll probably be fine, but stay on the safe side by avoiding giving him avocados or any avocado - containing treats.

To be on the safe side, he advises, owners should seek veterinary counsel if a cat with a typically healthy appetite suddenly refuses to eat — even for just a day.