Sentences with phrase «eating over the holidays»

I definitely need to eat healthier for at least a little bit to compensate for all the junk I've eaten over the holidays haha!

If you're like me, all that good eating over the holidays have you feeling a bit... fluffy.

Christmas is almost here and I can not think of anything better then having such a simple and healthy dish like this to eat over the holidays.

Wouldn't it be great to enjoy eating over the holidays while staying true to your low - carb diet?

This is a very delicious recipe you can feel good about eating over the holidays as it is made with protein rich, gluten free almond flour (I get my almond flour from www.benefityourlife.com), lots of immune boosting spices and winter squash, and is low in sugar (only honey and stevia are used for...

Sadly there's no way to un-eat what you've already eaten over the holidays.

After some not so healthy eating over the holiday, I know I'm ready to get back into my healthy food routine.

I usually stick too baking enormous batches of cookies to be eaten over the holidays.

Not exact matches

Shawn DuBravac, the electronics industry group's chief economist, also said deals earlier on had eaten into sales over the holiday weekend.

Plenty of Americans ate at the re-energized McDonald's (MCD) over the holidays, lending more fuel to the fast food giant's turnaround story.

I became quite the little cookie baker over the holiday season in 2016, and lucky for all of us that means that I came up with all kinds of excuses to eat healthy cookies!

Well, the holidays are over, and it's time to start thinking about New Year's resolutions and healthier eating.

I love making treats over the holidays, but I don't want to eat them all.

Now that the holidays are over, just about everyone I know is making a pledge to eat better, lose weight, or simply be smarter about their food choices.

This month's Blogger Scream for Ice Cream over at Kavey Eats is all about holidays.

It is just what the doctored ordered after a holiday of eating out and over indulging in junk food.

Coming off of the holidays I am so OVER eating all of the decadent foods and fattening fare.

Over at DollhouseBakeShoppe.com I share my small batch dessert recipes, bite size holiday and party treat tutorials, mini baking tips & tricks and more, so you can «bake your cake and eat it too» by indulging in moderation.

So far so good for me and while my diet normal consists of clean low carb and paleo eating, I had indulged on a little too many grain free treats over the holidays.

Just because we know we should eat healthier over the holidays, doesn't mean we need to sacrifice taste, our waistlines or our food «morals.»

I don't know about you, but after indulging in sweet treats and cocktails over the holidays, by New Year's Day I'm ready to make some serious changes in my eating and drinking habits.

We used to only eat sweet potatoes over the holidays.

Served it as a meal over brown jasmine rice and felt so relieved to eat something healthy after way too much indulgence over the holidays.

Dishes made with orange are common over this holiday, along with eating long noodles which symbolize longevity.

I've been following Mark Sisson's Primal Blueprint eating model for over a year now, but I want to be more faithful to it than I have been... especially in the exercise dept. I also want to keep edging closer to 90/10 eating vs the 80/20 or 70/30 I've been slipping into over the Winter holidays.

It feels so good eating food like this after over indulging during the holidays.

Man, did we ever eat sugar over the holidays!

And how do you prevent over eating during the holidays?

Sometimes for me, it's tough to get back to cleaner eating after I've been splurging while traveling as I did for a few weeks over the holidays.

I know, I know, the holidays are almost over and everyone has gained 10 pounds and feels like if they eat cheese again they'll die.

While you've been eating rolo stuffed cookies, I've been over here making homemade caramels... as if I didn't get enough sweets over the holidays;)

I've learned for me, over the holidays, my biggest struggle with eating is not planning.

I definitely ate my fair share of holiday treats, so now that the holidays are over, I'm trying to not eat as many desserts.

While I'm not big on making new year resolutions, I know many of us feel like we ate one vegan cheese ball too many over the holidays, scarfed one too many coconut caramels and drank one too many bottles of wine.

I seriously recommend making this over the holidays to share with your family and friends... otherwise if you make it on an average weekday after work... you WILL end up eating the entire recipe yourself (I speak from experience!).

I settled on these as my holiday gift for clients because they stay fresh for a surprisingly long time (I just ate one that's over a week old, and it was perfect), and crumbly as they are, they're still sturdy enough for shipping.

I also ate waaaayy to much cheese and shortbread and chocolate over the holidays, and I'm also craving yummy, veggie - packed meals like smoothies and salads.

I figured I'd freeze them to have on hand to eat with eggs for breakfast over the holiday weekend when we'll have family guests in town.

Or have even one or two people over to your place for a weekend «cook - a-thon», and make a few hearty dishes together, holiday - style (casseroles, soups, roasted meats, or whatever you like to eat).

This looks so lovely, exactly what I want to eat now that the holiday is over.

The holidays don't have to be a time to stress out over your food choices or sacrifice your healthy eating routine.

I had a version of this over the Thanksgiving holiday and it was so good I couldn't stop eating it!

Can I sign off by saying that I have ABSOLUTELY NO INTENTION OF BOMBING NORTH KOREA OVER THE RASTER HOLIDAYS so Pires - you can eat all your chocolate eggs knowing peace will prevail.Until Tuesday at least.

I want him brought from his happy holiday slumber over there on Melody Lane with all the other rich people and I want him brought right here, with a big ribbon on his head, and I want to look him straight in the eye and I want to tell him what a cheap, lying, no - good, rotten, four - flushing, low - life, snake - licking, dirt - eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood - sucking, dog - kissing, brainless, dickless, hopeless, heartless, fat - ass, bug - eyed, stiff - legged, spotty - lipped, worm - headed sack of monkey shit he is!

Yet I know when I wake up tomorrow my desire to bake (and eat) will be renewed again and as the holiday music fills the air over the next few weeks, I'll be happy to have this list of tasty recipes to look back on.

It provides meals every Friday and before holidays so children will have something to eat over the weekend and breaks.

Even if you did gain a true pound or two over the holidays (which is normal and OK), you would have to continue to eat poorly throughout the rest of the year to keep that extra weight on or continue to gain weight.

When the holidays are over we put our tree outside and let the local animals, mostly squirrels, eat the edible parts of the decorations....

Holiday over eating can really get your digestive system out of whack... If you only gained a few pounds over the holiday season, you might really benefit from just «eliminating some toxins» from your system with something like Dukan Diet Slimming Tea.

You might not have a say in what the whole family is easting for holiday meals, but you do often have control over what you're eating during the rest of the day.