Sentences with phrase «eats only butter»

Because how can it be that so many parents are also held hostage by their toddlers manias (of eating only butter, or walking only on one side of the staircase or you name it)?

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But i've put on a little bit of weight, only about 3/4 pounds but I think I may be eating too much maple syrup / nut butter etc..

How dou you manage this, Are these 40grams only meant if you eat meat, fish and butter, cheese,... as well, or does it also count for such a diet?

They're wholesome because they're made with rye flour, wheat germ, and only a little sugar, and they're delicious because they employ caraway seeds and just enough sugar to make them perfect alongside a savoury picnic soup or when topped with jam or peanut butter and eaten as a picnic snack.

Peanut butter is the best (I usually just eat it by the spoonful) and these cakes are super moist and only a little bit sweet.

:D the only thing I'll do is substitute almond butter for the peanut butter because we don't eat legumes.

it's a delicious thing to know how to whip up if only so you can eat it warm from the oven, slathered with salted butter.

No, it wasn't, and he ate most of them ^ ^ So, I don't know how well they kept because they last only 2h after they were cooled (and my cats tried to steal them too, I didn't know cats liked peanut butter...).

I only buttered and sugared 6 in hopes of keeping myself from eating all 24!

I could not try them, because I am on a detox (no sugar, flour, butter, etc; cinnamon is probably the only ingredient of these buns that I can eat now).

However it was Christmas and I wanted everything to be different, special, so that day I tossed the French beans in some butter and lemon zest, even if I would be the only one to eat them.

Such a fan of peanut butter, a colleague and I had a PBJ contest, who could eat only PBJ for lunch for the longest.

You said you can eat the meat too so since the coconut butter is only oil and the meat blended together it should be fine correct?

The only way to make it any better was to slather a thin layer of fresh butter over the top of a thick slice and eat it slowly, savoring every bite like it was my last.

If this is the only butter I can eat for the rest of my life I'll be OK!

Healthy Peanut Butter Chunk Oatmeal Bars — Not only do these look great and send a message to your brain that you're eating something delicious, they contain wholesome foods that are good for you.

So far I only made peanut, almon and walnut butter, but since I always have cashews on hand I» mm have to make this, I'm sure it would be a hit (I'll just have to erecise some self - control and not eat the nuts beforehand

I used the leftover wonton wrappers the next day and substituted the roast beef for ham, the mozzarella for sharp cheddar and the Au jus for melted butter and brown sugar, and they were so delicious that my boyfriend ate nine in one sitting (I could only eat two bc they were so rich!).

I can't say I blame you, as I only eat it because it's one of the few nut or seed butters that my oldest daughter and I tolerate.

These raw almond butter cookies were not only delicious but so healthy I didn't feel bad when I ate several in a row.

I find them passable when slathered with butter, and eat them in salads only when there's a sweet element or two to balance their «bite» (like here).

This is the only peanut butter I eat.

He's the only one who eats peanut butter in our house, so the smaller serving size is perfect.

In my opinion, peanut butter is only healthy for you if you are eating 100 % peanuts.

This recipe and your grassfed butter chocolate chip recipe are the only desserts I have ever made since going Paleo four years ago that make me feel like what I am eating is NOT paleo.

My son only wants pancakes, my daughter could eat an English muffin every day, my husband reaches for the cereal and I am a rice cake with almond butter kind of girl.

Really, the only things she will eat rights now — roasted pastured chicken and the crispy skin, raw milk, raw cheese occasionally, pasture butter made into homemade fudge, grassfed buffalo or beef meatballs, avocado (though not much lately), kale chips, roasted broccoli, pumpkin pancakes (but we're running out of pumpkins to roast and puree) and some baked treats made with sprouted brown rice flour.

The only good thing that came from that trip was that a) we didn't die and b) a small bag of incredible, dairy - free chocolate peanut butter cups we found in Detroit, which we hid from the children and stress - ate as we made our way through the lake effect.

Any neutral flavored oil will work in the actual dough, but for the filling the only thing you can use in place of the coconut oil would be vegan butter (or regular butter, if you eat dairy).

Jif peanut butter was the only peanut butter I ever grew up eating, so it's great to finally be able to enjoy this brand again in the form of this simple, one - ingredient peanut powder product that I can use in just about anything.

These pancakes were amazing but I could only eat 2 1/2 but I realized although a min stick pan I need to use butter to stop them from sticking, thanks for this change, macro pancakes are amazing too but I rather have them with my strawberry compote and whip cream for dessert

In the beginning you would only eat oil with some peanut butter and about half way through the jar it would be the other way around until the peanut butter would go all dry and hard.

There's only so many banana and peanut butter bites one person should eat, so I think we're onto a bit of a game changer with this one, Coconut Bark where have you been all my life.

Speaking of dairy, buttered corn is great and all, but compound butter, a.k.a. «butter stuffed with delicious things,» is so great, it makes eating bad corn not only bearable, but (almost) desirable.

I also relied on pantry staples (hello sunflower seed butter jar, eaten in 3 days) although in NYC for much of the time we could go out to eat, only Saturday night was tough.

Because, let's be honest, sometimes Greyson may only eat some ants on a log with almond butter (one of his faves) and some cheese crackers all day and only eat part of one meal but he will drink milk all day.

All my life I've only known one way to eat corn... smeared with butter, salt and pepper.

Oh, don't get me wrong — she PURCHASED butter... But only grownups were allowed to eat it.

I also loved that there was lots of delicious biscuits or bread and butter available for those whose children have decided there's only about five things they'll actually eat.

My way is to buy «fun food cereals» to eat on weekends only, or stock up on the healthy options (see healthy cereal list below) or I «food balance» a bowl of cereal with a slice of buttered baguette or a scrambled egg.

I know they love peanut butter... but after eating it daily for weeks I can see how it got a little old... but, that was only until they tried PB Crave!

Is he just destined to reject food and become one of those really picky eaters who only eats fruit roll - ups and peanut butter?»

(And who seem especially tedious once you discover that their children subsist on a diet of organic fruit leather and string cheese or whole wheat tortilla, peanut butter and mayonnaise roll - ups — because that's the «only thing they'll eat.»)

There are only so many times you can eat a ham sandwich or tired peanut butter and jelly.

They served peanut butter only to those children who wouldn't eat anything else, and it was carefully monitored at a separate table.

«My son (Nathan, 8) will eat only peanut butter and apple butter.

There will be plenty of time for that when he's a toddler and stops eating a bunch of things, and then again when he's 3 years old and only wants to eat bagels, French fries, and buttered toast.

Although only one parent and one child's habits were analyzed in the study, which was published in the December issue of the Journal of Nutrition Research, the researchers encouraged the whole family to participate and provided enough almonds and almond butter for everyone in the family to eat.

Eating Evolved is committed to embracing the motto «Chocolate: It's Food, Not Candy,» and these cups do just that, with only four simple ingredients (organic cacao, organic coconut butter, MCT oil, and vanilla extract).

To get all of their health benefits, including some fat when you eat them is key — which is what makes the inclusion of the almond butter and almond flour in this recipe not only delicious, but useful to your body as well.