Sentences with phrase «bought dip makes»

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But I won't be making that play myself based simply on a seasonal trend in DIS stock that was highlighted by Brooke Thackray in his book Thackray's 2017 Investor's Guide.Figure 1 — Is latest dip in DIS a buying opportunity?

At the current moment, Stellar can be bought at the price of 0.15 $ per one unit, and although it is obvious that XLM suffered from great loses during the market dip, spreading FUD and having SEC looking for regulating cryptocurrencies, Stellar can still make a promising investment.

Given your belief that Berkshire's intrinsic value continues to exceed its book value with the difference continuing to widen over time, are we at a point where it makes sense to consider buying back stock at a higher break point that Berkshire currently has in place and would you ever consider stepping in buying back shares that did dip down below 1.2 times book value per share even if that prior years» figure had not yet been released?

KS > dipped slightly on Friday but trading activity surged after a 50:1 stock split aimed at making it easier for retail investors to buy into the South Korean technology giant.

, and since the first time I made it with a lovely guacamole dip, I know that I'll never go back to store - bought pre-packaged ones again.

But if you do buy sumac, you'll have it on hand for other uses like sprinkling on pita, over yogurt dips, and making fattoush bowls: with the added bonus that you can also make za'atar when the need arises.

This week I've been eating a masala lentil dip that I bought at Trader Joe's, but once that runs out I'll have to make another homemade dip!

We always buy dip for tacos because I always think it's so time - consuming to make one.

I bought everything to make this dip this weekend for a party.

This is such a wonderful dip, so well worth making it rather than buying it.

It's basically easier to make it then going to the store to buy salsa:) And I use chips as an excuse to eat any good dip, so no judging here.

In fact when I shopped for the soup ingredients this morning, I also bought what I needed to make her spinach dip!

You can also buy or make your own tzatziki sauce and use it as a pizza dip!

While you may buy French onion dip at the store, this recipe will make you quickly reconsider that decision.

The homemade ranch dip, which uses nonfat Greek yogurt in place of sour cream, takes just a few minutes to make, or you can use a healthy store - bought dip.

I highly recommend making your own pita wedges to dip into this hummus — they are worlds above packaged store - bought pita chips.

I use to buy these hot jalapeño's at my local store, but they stopped carrying them, they are the best hot jalapeño's on the market, I make a jalapeño dip with them.

i have tryed some of your other recipes and they are awesome, now i will make the buffalo dip tomorow, my husband loves dips, just not store bought, we love to cook

The baba ghanoush (grilled eggplant dip, often served alongside hummus as a mezze) that I usually buy is made with tahini only — no added oil.

The Pecan Council should give you a bonus — I've bought pecans twice now to make your recipes and I'll definitely be buying more to make this dip!

This cheesy dip is made for our Pretzel Bites, but you can also serve this with store - bought pretzels, your favorite kind of crackers, or a platter of crudités.

I love italian bread, just about any kind of bread and now that I bought a panini press, I'm in Heaven... I'm going to have to try the tomatoes and basil dip... just thinking about it makes me hungry for bruschetta!

Ditch the packaged store - bought dips with unhealthy oils and additives and grab a tin of chickpeas and make your own hommus.

Homemade hommus with vegie sticks: Ditch the packaged store - bought dips with unhealthy oils and additives and grab a tin of chickpeas and make your own hommus.

Buy your favorite hummus, or make your own — it doesn't even have to involve chickpeas — just include a delicious creamy dip or two for assorted vegetables and crackers to dip into.

Make your own in advance or buy pre-made; when there's great hummus, zhoug, and other dips on the market, why not?

The blue cheese dip I used was store bought, but you could easily make a greek yogurt based blue cheese dip to save even more calories.

Ajvar: roasted red pepper and eggplant sauce from the Balkans Eggless Mayo: all the lusciousness of my homemade mayo recipe, without eggs Persian Spice Blend: Advieh: tastes like pumpkin pie spice that took a vacation in the Middle East Kickin» Cranberry Sauce: tangy - sweet with a little bit of jalapeño * Substitute for Soy Sauce & Coconut Aminos: easy to make, cheap, delicious Kickass Ketchup: easy, delicious homemade ketchup without the nasty ingredients of store bought Paleo Ranch Dressing: just like Hidden Valley only way, way, way better Italian Sausage Seasoning: all the flavor of your favorite Italian sausage, without the sugar and mystery ingredients Asian Gyoza Dipping Sauce: perfect for pork meatballs and chicken Lizard Sauce: spicy pepper sauce inspired by Costa Rica Chimichurri: parsley + oregano + garlic + EVOO + red wine vinegar = magic sauce Sunrise Spice: warm, spicy - sweet blend reminiscent of Central Europe Sugar - Free Pizza Seasoning: the takeout taste without the pizza hangover Spicy Coconut Mayo: creamy with a kick

If you like to make creamy - based salad dressings, it's easy to make your own mayonnaise as a base (all store - bought mayos I've found have highly refined vegetable oil in them) and then add other ingredients to make creamy dressings and dips!

Grab your food processor or blender and make legume - based dips like hummus or maybe this beetroot and lentil dip (use canned beans or go all out and buy the dried ones to soak).

Making your own dip will give you a lot more bang for your buck, allow you to adjust the flavors, and taste much fresher than store - bought hummus.

The homemade ranch dip, which uses nonfat Greek yogurt in place of sour cream, takes just a few minutes to make, or you can use a healthy store - bought dip.

I have been doing kefir for a few years and I have never refriderated it — it never goes bad or spoils — the white slimy is unusual — maybe cause its» un» --- pasteurized - milk --- - I make my kefir from a --- non - fat gallon of regular store bought milk - and don't have any issues its great — I make cheese and juice — the cheese is for dips — and salads and tuna mix and all that — great in soups and stews — the juice I make protein smoothies out of it — every day a 16 ounce smoothie — just protein powder and kefir juice and sometimes a blender with banana or some other fruit — its awesome and I have no digestive issues ever — hope this info helps — keep using it maybe try non fat regular milk — see what happens --

My husband loves french dip sandwiches, but we've only bought them from delis - I've never tried making one at home.

Sometime you need to make the cake batter dip and buy strawberries and vanilla wafers to dip in it!

I also made this apple dip to go with the delicious La Crescent apples I bought.

It is especially timely because i realized yesterday I had bought my fourth bottle of Frank's Red Hot - i keep buying them every time i make buffalo chicken dip, but then already have one open in the fridge!

You can make 10x more money, more safely if you know where to buy on dips and sell on pops.

In the case of purchasing securities, you reduce transaction costs by making bigger purchases at one time, and buying more on dips.

Whether it is buying a hybrid or making financial moves that have lasting benefits, you should think about how to make the current dip in gas prices more sustainable for your finances.

Our opinion is the markets want to trade lower but the continued «support» and dip buying make the trend challenging as there is challenge by the bulls to hold 2650 in the E-mini S&P.

Much of this commotion comes from the «buying on the dip» mentality left over from the previous bull market in the 1990s when many made a lot of money buying cheap at every dip and riding the recovery.

If you bought during the dip, you made quite a respectable profit on those shares.

I thought these were supposed to be the people who understood the value of a dollar, they survived the depression or else they at least can recall the depression and they're not making it, on whatever they've saved, they're dipping into credit to buy stuff.

Should an ETF's share price dip below its NAV, APs can make money on the difference by buying up shares of the ETF on the open market and trading them into the issuer for an «in kind» exchange of the underlying bonds.

And it wasn't until Andy made one fateful phone call, did they learn about a powerful financial tool that would help them buy a retirement home they love and eliminate their monthly mortgage payment — without dipping into savings and investment income.

Let's make the case for buying into market dips.

noticed and was saying exactly the same thing this week, buy the dip is here, made some nice coin buying the dip on IWM weeklies throughout the week =)

That said, even though investment losses make his stomach churn, he did have the foresight to buy more stock after the market dipped in 2008.

Given your belief that Berkshire's intrinsic value continues to exceed its book value with the difference continuing to widen over time, are we at a point where it makes sense to consider buying back stock at a higher break point that Berkshire currently has in place and would you ever consider stepping in buying back shares that did dip down below 1.2 times book value per share even if that prior years» figure had not yet been released?