Sentences with phrase «bring homemade snacks»

I also work at events in and around New York City where I bring homemade snacks and talk to athletes about recipes, running, training and creating a well balanced diet.

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And I would never bring my kid to your house for a dinner party and pull out goldfish crackers and fruit snacks for Camille to eat instead of the homemade dinner you lovingly made.

Whether I'm traveling into the mountains, to campus, or around the globe, I like to bring snacks of the homemade variety because buying them is always so ridiculously expensive.

There are a number of new starred restaurants, including Delaware and Hudson, with its American menu and use of local seasonal ingredients; Meadowsweet, where Chef Polo Dobkin once again earns a star; Pok Pok Ny with its product - driven Northern Thai cuisine; Take Root, an eatery that offers a unique personal dining experience of homemade charm; La Vara that represents a creative view on tapas with Sephardic and Moorish influences; Luksus at Tørst, which offers a tasting menu of Scandi - minded snacks; and The River Café, where owner Buzzy O'Keefe and Chef Brad Steelman and their loyal team brought this amazing spot back to its wonderful self.

We can't bring in homemade cookies or snacks; we're asked to buy commercially prepared goods.

Limiting grains to a moderate level as practiced by Traditional Cultures is a good goal to strive for when making snacks — overeating of grains even if homemade and carefully prepared to eliminate anti-nutrients can bring on weight issues in a hurry and encourage lack of variety in your family's diet.

Bring snacks like homemade carrot - nut muffins (filling and healthy), apples, celery, cheese, sandwiches, and chips (for that evening wine session nestled in the hotel's plush wing - backed chairs).

So, I made egg salad for our guests several times during their six - week stay; and back then you could bring your own homemade snacks on board when travelling, so I stocked them up with a safety cooler (but not ice) container to take along on their return flight.