Sentences with phrase «feel about candy»

So, how do you feel about candy corn?

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My colleagues and I share a lot of things — business intel, stories about our pets and kids, leftover Easter candy — but this query felt infinitely more personal.

Yet, they found no significant difference between the two groups when it came to feelings about eating the candies.

Dagne Dover's founder and CEO Melissa Mash summed up my feelings about the tote best: «It's no longer good enough to just be «arm candy».

Since there still is about 5 % of people who do not share the production of oxytocin in the brain, which has been called the empathy chemical, on stimulus which means they would feel nothing after stealing a childs candy because they are chemically unable to relate to the child and all they can think about is that they now have the candy.

As I wrote in a different post about a Trunk - or - Treat I attended, if you feel that Halloween is some sort of contest between Jesus and the devil, one sure way to «win» is by giving away lots of candy.

So the candy creators at Mars, the brilliant folks that they are, made me feel normal about eating white chocolate from the bag.

Even if you're not working out, a protien - rich healthy snack, like a protein bar, helps you feel fuller, longer — which means you won't be grabbing a handful of M&M s every time you walk by the community candy jar (okay, I'm talking about myself here).

But I don't feel that way about these candy bar peanut butter cookie cups.

Fruitcake Bar, $ 10 Even those who feel «meh» about fruitcake will be into these fruitcake - inspired candies — white or bittersweet chocolate enrobing dried fruits and nuts.

Eating Season is what I like to call the 3 - month extravaganza that begins at Halloween when Americans consume even more of their most delicious and comforting candies, bulldozes through Thanksgiving, when we eat all our feelings about being with family (or our country having elected a nationalist orangutan to the White House around this time last year), continues through the December holidays, and ends with the Super Bowl when we can no longer actually chew and consume all our favorite foods in mushy, dip form.

Halloween is right around the corner, but in light of my recent discoveries about damaging effects of artificial colors and flavors (and petroleum and coal tar) in candy, I haven't been feeling very excited about a holiday that promotes candy consumption.

Parents can swap sugar - laden candy treats for Pirate's Booty, a deliciously baked, all - natural snack that kids love and moms can feel good about adding to the Halloween treat bowl!

And because we're talking more about «survival» rather than «good nutrition» during endurance exercise, you don't have to feel guilty if you use candy as fuel.

I also don't want to answer any questions about food, especially not about eating candy or junk so I don't have to say «No» and feel like a food Nazi on Mother's Day.

Here are some fun ideas of what to do with your candy if you are feeling like it isn't being portioned well or you are worried about your kids eating too much halloween candy.

Anyway, I'm writing today to see if you feel like tackling a slightly off - topic question: what to do about Halloween??? Someone has suggested giving away small toys instead of candy.

As shocking as it may sound to my children, Halloween isn't ALL about candy & dressing up, ok possibly 95 % but that other 5 % is about finding fun ways to incorporate Halloween in a healthy way so we can stretch out the fun feeling of the holiday!

As for the color's power as an appetite suppressant, it's possible it may have a placebo effect, says Health's contributing nutrition editor, Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD. «Some may see the color and think about candy, and pink frosted cupcakes, while others might see the color and feel a sense of calm and centeredness that helps them better tune into their hunger and fullness cues.»

So when I heard about Basic Invite and the plethora of custom - made cards they carried, I felt like a kid in a candy shop.

There's something about Mounds that always makes me feel like I'm eating a «fancy» version of a candy bar!

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I always feel a little better about trick or treat if I know that they've filled their tummies with some nutritious items before they inhale all of that candy.

Dripping in eye candy for women and full of Sex and the City - style «witticisms» about penises while boasting less - than - inspired action, few men are likely to come out of this feeling they got a fair share.

I have heard the comparison made that romance books consumed rather like candy by their readers — and the candy - makers want the consumers of it to feel OK about buying their next box «o chocolates, and the one after that.

«He told me stories about his own bar mitzvah, with his mother and grandmother throwing him candies for a happy life from the gallery, and I felt as if I'd stepped through the door into someone else's childhood.»

So if your a great fan of the sport and of Gran Turismo, how do you feel about this new title essentially being a prologue with slightly upgraded graphics and eye candy as we know it now?

After one recent presidential debate, CNN's Candy Crowley inadvertently revealed how many television news reporters feel about climate.

Trying to rationalize it just makes it feel even more off... so... I've been sorting out candy (yeah, that's not a compulsive disorder or anything) and trying to talk myself into being happy about answering the front door a hundred times or so before it's all gone.