Sentences with phrase «buy kid food»

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«At least with this, I have money to buy food for my kids.»

Since then, its marketing efforts have comprised everything including food giveaways, buy - one - get - one offers, TV commercials, an online show for kids and a musical collaboration with the Wu - Tang Clan's RZA.

I can still buy food and feed those kids.

I have no idea where I will find income to pay rent or get gas money to drive to the store to buy food with foodstamps but I have peace that do not make sense to other like my kids, for I know God knows.

Are you kidding me???? A. Buying Kosher Certified Food is a choice that you make!!!! So don't buy it & save $ $ $ $.

I stood on some of those promises when my kids were sick, or when we had barely enough to buy food or pay bills, and saw God's hand move to help us.

Always choose natural food colouring and avoid store bought desserts at all times that are loaded with sprinkles or coated in coloured icing — I don't know how people give this * crap * to their kids!

I bought some Kale at our Farmer's Market today and went online to search «Green Smoothies For Kids» that was about an hour ago and I have been lusting after your food recipes ever since.

DH bought the store brand sauce (non-mild) so I cut it w / chicken broth so my kids would eat it since they don't like really spicy foods.

Getting my kids to transition from «normal» foods to healthier foods can be a challenge, these are so delicious they preferred them to the «normal» store bought ones.

Then find the perfect store - bought gift for everyone on your list — kids, men, women, bakers and cocktail lovers — from this year's hottest cookbooks, the best artisanal condiments, kitchen and home décor to wearable food art and the latest baking tools.

In Conakry, Guinea, when the kids had a break from classes to buy lunch from nearby street vendors, the food varied, but the drink was always the same.

Gummy snacks are always a popular option with kids but the kind that you can buy in the store are pumped full of food coloring, high fructose corn syrup and low quality gelatin.

Food targeted to kids was also among the categories most important for buying organic.

I've been pretty against processed foods in general for awhile so we don't even buy «organic» or «healthy» processed foods, for the most part (but for the sake of honesty my kids split a fruit roll up — the Betty Crocker kind — today so don't listen to me).

I wash, I clean, I clear, I cook, walk to dog, buy the food, repair the house, I am a successful person in my own right (we have no money worries and never will have), I'm faithful, yet life is work or kids school work.

Ingredients: 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil (1 turn of the pan) 1 medium onion, finely chopped 3 cups canned vegetable stock, found on soup aisle (I use a few cups of water and a few teaspoons of vegetarian chicken base here) 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice (I blend it first so that it's not chunky, since a few family members don't like tomatoes) 1 (15 ounce) can black beans, drained and rinsed 2 (15 ounce) cans pumpkin puree (avoid buying Libby — it's owned by Nestle) 1 cup corn, frozen or canned (drain and rinse if canned) 1 cup heavy cream (I use 1 % milk, but you can use soy milk as well) 1 tablespoon curry powder 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper (I don't add this since my kids don't do spicy foods) coarse salt 20 sprigs fresh chives, chopped or snipped, for garnish

My kid will help me chop veggies, plant veggies, pick them, buy them at the grocery store, watch cooking shows, read cook books... ANd STILL she only eats about 5 foods TOTAL.

Buying kid - friendly foods doesn't have to mean simply buying french fries and chicken nuggets, tBuying kid - friendly foods doesn't have to mean simply buying french fries and chicken nuggets, tbuying french fries and chicken nuggets, though.

Again, a number of parents think that appreciation costs money buying the kid toys or foods, etc..

Buying lunch at school might be the first time kids get to call the shots on which foods they'll eat.

That's one of the drawbacks, I think — not in this particular school, because the only food - related thing is a once - a-week relationship with a neighborhood bakery to bring in pizza if the kids want to buy it, and I can breathe through that.

But beyond that, you no longer have to buy food you don't eat or want in your house with your kids gone.

If we do eliminate the a la carte options that kids so love and introduced a single, healthful menu for all students, I wonder whether students on open campuses (i.e., most high schools) who previously had the money to buy those foods would simply leave the program altogether and go elsewhere for their pizza and fries (as many already do).

Results of TLT's Allowance / Candy Poll Yesterday I asked parents who give their kids an allowance whether that allowance can be used to buy foods which are otherwise off... [Continue reading]

They need additional funding to buy AND prepare such food, which includes facilities upgrades where needed, and they need support in terms of nutrition education and other efforts to help ease kids into the new meals.

«The kids may have money or earn money and (buy junk food) without their parents» knowledge,» Stinson said, adding that most parents expect that the school will look out for their children.

Both of my daughter's bought lunches at school last year — my husband had lost his job and we were taking advantage of the reduced lunches — and everyday my kid's came home starving as well as complaining that the milk was warm, and the food was disgusting.

arbaric and just plain mean for having my son circumsized, lazy and selfish for «giving up» on breast feeding and for buying jarred baby food instead of making my own, abusive for feeding my kid McDonald's, flamed for vaccinating my child against the flu, the list goes on..

The video's sentiments have resonated with mothers; on BabyCenter.com, one poster, hugs4Jack, called the clip «hilarious» and said she'd been called «barbaric and just plain mean for having my son circumsized, lazy and selfish for «giving up» on breast feeding and for buying jarred baby food instead of making my own, abusive for feeding my kid McDonald's, flamed for vaccinating my child against the flu, the list goes on... I don't know why we can't all just agree to disagree.

But so worth it, she loves going there to buy things for her Daycare and I go to purchase anything I need for the house (food, toilet paper, paper towel, unnecessary purchases of cute planners, etc.) and to breathe of course (no kids, yay!)

Brian Estes, Eastern Washington coordinator for Fresh Food in Schools, said they hope the exposure will help kids discover new flavors they love and in turn encourage their families to buy them.

Schools have tried to recreate this revenue by adopting other fundraisers, adjusting their budgets, or using the lunchroom strategies mentioned earlier to encourage kids to buy healthier foods.

... so my message to you, is not to study food labels, but rather to reduce the amount of processed foods you are eating and buy healthy kids food instead.

What are the parents saying about their kids buying more food in the a la carte line?

They shouldn't be shamed just because they fit the mold of a «Pinterest mom,» just like you don't want them to poke fun at you for always buying your kids» food instead of making it from scratch.

(A great way to keep it difficult is to throw in things like a jar of baby food, diaper rash cream, and other stuff that moms of older kids haven't had to buy in a while!)

We also garden in the summer to have fresh, cheap food for our kids... we buy everything used (especially clothes), and we reuse everything.

So I recently bought a bunch of wooden skewers to thread all kinds of the kids favorite foods.

My kids always complain that we don't have a lot of box tops compared to their friends, and I realized it's because we don't buy any of the processed foods that bear the box top!

Quick and easy to make with only four ingredients, including store - bought rotisserie chicken (or leftover cooked chicken), Chicken Quesadillas are one of the all - time kid favorite foods.

Most kids love food they can dip, but store - bought fish sticks can be filled with unnecessary ingredients.

Then the awesome principal commenced learning all 1000 kids names and swooping in busing the tables, checking in with the student body at both lunch periods and making certain all kids who were not eating had money to buy food, or he whipped out his wallet and gave them the money to go buy lunch.

The principal once said that being able to buy junk food was part of the «allure» of attending middle school in our district, and the district food services manager insists that kids have a right to a «treat» every day if they want one (never mind that some of them are eating only «treats»).

But she also wants to share her secrets — recipes, food - buying tips and strategies to get kids to eat well — with the rest of the nation.

Consider buying a second rucksack for the kids to take turns sharing: they can load it up with food supplies and fun things, like those rocks they simply have to take home with them.

Gems, don't forget the potato chips, cookies, candy bards, gum that you (probably) buy for your kids as after - school treats, too — THAT is the definition of junk food.

Supporters say the buy - local program keeps Alaska money in state, gives kids healthier choices than heat - to - eat processed meals, and helps create food security for a state that imports nearly all its groceries.

No more buying «specific kid food,» like those individual «snack bars» and «tiny plastic cheeses» to stash in the diaper bag.

Not only does this system mean that kids can no longer make a lunch out of a bag of Cheetos (unless they bring it from home), it also reduces the very real social stigma created when kids with money in their pockets can buy enticing junk food while poorer kids have to eat the comparatively «uncool» school meal.