Sentences with phrase «for food pictures»

There is a specific food mode for all your food pictures you plan to put on Instagram and Facebook.

I like to use the sweetened one for food pictures because of how it looks compared to the other shredded coconut.

Not exact matches

One annoyed co-worker needed to say her piece: «I told her that she knew it was a very busy time, and I was stuck doing all of her work for an entire week when she pretended to have food poisoning, and she was posting pictures on Facebook partying with friends.»

In the case of Lay's, its Do Us a Flavour contest has yielded a more informed, granular picture of how people prefer to engage with the brand, particularly online, says Susan Irving, director of marketing for PepsiCo Food Canada, which owns Frito Lay Canada.

It also has done so for many other businesses, including a recent online fundraising tool, food delivery, offline meetups and its «On This Day» feature, which shows Facebook users pictures of what they did on the same day a year earlier.

Picture his body upright, swaying in the ocean depths, soon to be food for fish.

Of course, while they are handing out the food and clothing, they also take lots of good pictures and videos for their Praise Reports.

The radio show host said, «I am not saying that all «Models for Christ» act like this, but it just seemed so rude and arrogant, to show up just when the food was about to get served, and then stall the whole event while some fake pictures are taken, and then leave without actually serving any food.»

The radio show host was there as well, and he said that the food was hot and ready to serve, the homeless were all lined up ready to eat, when all of a sudden, the whole event had to stop so that local newspaper and magazine publishers could take pictures of some «Models for Christ» serving food to the homeless.

He posted a picture of a crying black child at the top of his post for effect, reinforcing his message that it's the fault of «those sinners over there» that evangelicals have been forced to deprive that hungry child of food.

The world's largest food and beverage company has been using a picture of the Greek Orthodox building in Santorini without the crosses on top of the famous blue domes of the church for its yogurt packaging.

Thanks for the creative food and beautiful pictures!

After spending some time in St. Louis and taking pictures with the Gateway Arch like a good tourist, I had a hankering for some good food.

I'm the Associate Director of Partnerships for Hearst Digital and am the resident food blogger / Instagram picture - taker.

As a blogger, nowadays I look at the photos more than anything, because I always hope for my pictures to look as good as my food.

Sometimes taking pictures for the blog takes longer than actually preparing the food.

-- on Jamie Oliver — My Fave Cinnamon Rolls (& process pics showing how to cut them perfectly)- on Food 52 — Chocolate Peppermint Sandwich Cookies — on The Kitchn — Not pictured: Rugelach — on Food52 for cookie week!

Okay, first things first: I'm going to give you the recipe for the delicious Spicy Veggie Lettuce Wraps pictured above, plus some general recommendations for sourcing healthy food at corner stores.

Full disclosure, my food doesn't look this good unless I'm taking pictures of it Thanks for stopping by!

-LSB-...] make for a pretty food picture, but it sure was tasty: a chickpea cutlet from Veganomicon (I made a double batch), the fennel breakfast risotto from Vegan Brunch, and the herb - roasted cauliflower and bread crumbs -LSB-...]

Chennai About Blog A Healthy Indian Food Blog for Babies, Toddlers and Kids with step by step pictures.

OMG, this mexican food looks really good, I'd absolutely kill for these tacos in the picture right now.

:) I don't think it was hard for me to improve though considering I used to think these food in my hand pictures were the bomb!

They seem to stive for relatively healthy food and the pictures on their website make me hungry.

And for me my Snapchat is private / for friends so I don't mind Instagram stories so I can post food content there and save bee filter face / excessive cat pictures for my snaps!ReplyCancel

This watershed report compiles, for the first time ever, a comprehensive picture of the officially tracked organic food products sold by U.S. exporters and bought by U.S. importers.

I'll of course put a link to your flicker and your website, and indicate your post as the original one:) AND next time I'll make sure to save some food for the picture: P

Okay, boring week of food for you maybe but the pictures still rock!

Thank you Deb for making the most amazing cookbook I've ever seen (and I have seen quite a few, obsessed...) Your pictures of food is just marvelous and so is your writing.

Lunch for three of the days we went hiking was a combination of these foods pictured below (but never all on one day).

There are quite a few travel posts that are still waiting to be written (some words about the LA area, my top tips for road tripping down Highway 1, visiting the Cloisters in New York City...) and I've also got a few food posts that I need to shoot the pictures for: buckwheat pancakes, and quite possibly some new cookies too... oh, and a savory waffles recipe might be in the making as well.

Getting past her relatively small repertoire and several somewhat repetitive pictures and compositions, I applaud Joumana Accad's philosophy of food and the resulting gorgeous dishes she shares with us: Far from trying to impress anyone with blockbuster recipes or images, she accomplishes precisely the opposite, which is great news for us, the home cooks, whose corner she is resolutely in: Unapologetically simple, wholesome, sizzling fresh and natural, eminently doable, wherever you happen to be, however harried you might be.

And if you're drooling over my food pictures (because I know I am), these are from a restaurant we tried for the first time this week.

When we visit my SIL's place, I try to click pictures of the food she cooks for us.

I just noticed that the top picture is probably Luise holding the bowl with two hands — hooray for finding nice times to eat delicious and nourishing foods!

«Do you work for a cooking magazine or the Food Network, why are you taking pictures of your food?&raFood Network, why are you taking pictures of your food?&rafood?»

-LSB-...] for delicious food Recipes for homemade versions of storebought foods with less added sugar or ingredients of dubious e... Beautiful clothes Awesome feminist slogans Pictures of places I'd love to visit some day -LSB-...]

You know when you see ads for food and then you get the actual food and it's nothing like the picture?

Also, it's become pretty painfully apparent that it's time to stop using my cell phone camera for all of these food pictures.

But in Heather's full color cookbook, once that showcases mouthwatering pictures of delicious foods and easy, affordable recipes, alongside which she gives you tips to change the recipe up anyway you like, she shows you how eliminating processed foods can still result in a delicious meal that won't leave you hungry for wheat.

(* Note: many decorative glass jars like the ones pictured are NOT safe for food consumption, so read labels carefully.)

Disclosure: I was kindly provided an electronic copy of this book for review purposes, all pictures, ingredients, props and food styling are my own.

For me, whether I even think about trying a recipe is a combination of ingredients (my husband has food restrictions), pictures, and the ease of reading a website or recipe.

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I know it's Monday morning and you probably came here for some pretty pictures of food that you could glance at, and then move on with your day... and here I go thrusting warm, soft cinnamon sugar bread in your face.

But this recipe looked so good (I'm such a sucker for a good food picture), I couldn't help but give it a chance.

I've heard of cassoulet many times before, but for whatever reason, it just never appealed to me; I guess it was just what you said, it always seems so heavy that I could never picture a time when I'd need all that food.

And for me, someone who works full - time and blogs almost as much, getting together with my girlfriends for some much needed catching up, over good food and wine, well I'd rather savor all of that, than worry about pretty pictures for later.

I hardly ever take pictures of my dinner because natural light works best for food photography (at least for me) so I shut down my camera when daylight starts to wane.

Thank you for the beautiful pictures and especially for the recipe which I think will become one of my favorite new comfort foods!