Sentences with phrase «eat birthday cake»

You can allow your toddler to eat birthday cake or cookies when the time is right.

Kennedy volunteering to kill muslims is like my daughter volunteering to eat birthday cake.

My mom always let us eat birthday cake from breakfast until it was gone as an ongoing treat for our big day.

Poor Pierre only got to eat his birthday cake the next morning.

So what do you do when you are craving delicious pumpkin but have gone to TWO birthday parties this weekend and it would almost be sinful to make pumpkin pie after eating birthday cake all weekend?

It's quite sad that you're put in front of two choices: to feed your child well or for her / him to be accepted in society with eating birthday cake etc., no?

Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be in denial that my baby's growing up while eating my birthday cake whipped cream.

Interestingly, I ate some birthday cakes toward the end and experienced stronger and more uncomfortable hunger the following days than the previous months.

Birthday cake placemat — great for keeping tables clean whilst eating birthday cake 16.

An outgrowth of Will Lewis» Portland Indie Game Squad, Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake (pictured at top) is a tribute to the golden age of Super Nintendo games.

Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake was one of the coolest new games I saw at PAX East 2014 and that release can't come soon enough.

Next, we have Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake.

Its this sense of wonder and delight that Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake instantly awakens - except, as the name suggests, there will be no cake because monsters have stolen it.

Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake is heavily influenced by the childhood experiences of the game creators.

Not exact matches

«Here's the way I see it: if you were having a birthday and I came early and I started eating your cake and maybe I opened up all your presents and started playing with your toys, you'd be OK with that?»

The burgeoning wealth and conspicuous expenditure of some the Valley's most successful entrepreneurs have occasioned some resentment — last year Thiel's friend the former PayPal executive David Sacks threw himself a 40th birthday party with the theme «Let Him Eat Cake», reported to have cost $ 1.4 million.

Made these today to have at my son's birthday party while everyone else was eating cake.

This fall my family was gathered around my mother, whom we were caring for in her final days... we took time to celebrate a birthday with a special kind of carrot cake... we used the leftover carrots / apples / celery and who knows what else from the morning's juice (my dad's a bit of a health nut) and turned it into an amazing cake, complemented by walnuts, pineapple and, of course, decadent cream cheese frosting, covered with fresh toasted coconut... it was so moist and delicious... the making of it a wonderful memory and the eating of it sublime.

You'll get ideas for snacks, for entertaining, for foolproof baking, and a host of recipes for foods you never thought you'd eat again — from pizza and pretzels to birthday cake and apple pie.

If it wasn't weird for me to walk into a Chuck - E Cheese establishment at my age, without any kids (and pregnant to boot), I would go there and eat cake on my birthday.

The next night, Roy and I headed over to my Aunt & Uncle's for homemade Persian food where I ate my weight in tahdig and was later surprised with a tiramisu birthday cake served with the most amazing new Häagen - Dazs flavor that I'm ashamed to have forgotten the name of.

Eating cake with yoghurt takes my sister and I back to our childhood as this is something we would always do with leftover birthday cake for breakfast.

Birthday cakes are about celebration - not about worrying whether or not you can eat the results.

Many years ago now a woman from my church made this cake as her contribution to a «birthday cake potluck» for our pastor (I did not actually contribute a cake myself, just ate as much as I decently could while dodging sugar - high children flying around the folding tables.)

After all, everyone deserves a birthday cake that they can eat with no ramifications.

I recognize that I will never ever eat a dessert made out of Oreo Coookies again as long as I live and I probably won't ever be the type of mom who makes a three tiered «Oh The Places You Go» themed birthday cake, but I love to look at the pictures because they are fun and cute and beautiful, and then I take that inspiration back to my kitchen and set out to prove to the world that you don't need food coloring, bread crumbs or sugar to make food look cute and fun.

The chocolate peanut butter cake — I made it for my daughters 12th birthday and the dog jumped up on the counter and ate a quarter of before I could even get it all assembled!

We try hard to make the 26th his day, he picks where we eat dinner, otherwise It's leftovers, which is NOT a birthday meal and he gets to help me make his dessert / cake request.

Where Jared works it's someone's birthday every day so if we celebrated everyone by eating their cake... You get the picture.

Starting today — though my birthday cake was on the healthy side and packed full of wholefoods and even some veggies, I ate out three times over the course of the weekend, with wine at each meal, dessert at two of them and even some hot chips (a weakness of mine!)

In my family we have a tradition of eating cake with strawberries and cream (also known as margaretatårta) when it's someones birthday.

We loaded up the car and by the time I got there, Grant (3) had the lid off and was eating it with both hands — 1st birthday cake style.

I cried for my favorite boxed spice cake that I ate every year on my birthday.

I made it last year for my birthday and frankly ate the entire cake (over the period of several days... don't judge) since no one else really likes it here at our home.

I thought I was the only one:) I've requested carrot cake for my birthday since I was a little girl, but haven't had the pleasure of eating it since I went gluten free 2 years ago.

There is so much candy and birthday cake at work, that even without making dessert we end up eating too much sweets.

Thanks to my mother's memory for numbers and order (she memorizes license plates after seeing them once), throughout my childhood, this was the cake I ate each year for my birthday, even though we no longer had the recipe.

When I was hosting a friend's birthday party in our house a while back, I made these so that I'd have something to eat while everyone else feasted on the conventional (white flour and white sugar) cake that my friend's husband had bought.

birthday cake, but i'd eat these in a heartbeat!

Lucky for us, the cake mix was invented or we'd still be eating birthday pie.

In fact, I used it for my 1 yr old's birthday cake because I didn't want him eating the typical frosting loaded with yucky stuff.

Hands up if you've ever eaten leftover birthday cake for breakfast.

It was simple for me to make, which I loved, and my husband ate nearly a 1/4 of the cake for his birthday.

I do not eats sweets but once in awhile a birthday comes up and I would love ot be able to have a piece of cake.

No one baked in my family and we didn't even really eat sweets, besides for cream and jam sponge cake on our birthdays.

Preparing a delicious birthday cake will be quite important if you are going to host a birthday party for your kid, but remember to include other things to eat and drink, such as biscuits, sweets, fruit juices and other snacks you may come up with.

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Many parents wish to continue the healthy eating habits of their babies when it comes to the all important First Birthday Cake.

it makes me think of ice cream and cake that I used to eat at birthday parties when I was little!

Heather from the Heather Eats Almond Butter blog recently posted pictures of the Classic Carrot Cake (that she made into a birthday cake) from my gluten free cookbCake (that she made into a birthday cake) from my gluten free cookbcake) from my gluten free cookbook.