Sentences with phrase «get at the supermarket»

Homemade soup is so simple to cook and it really does taste a million times better than anything you will get at the supermarket.

Here's the popular Thai noodle dish, Pad Thai, in a vegan version that's easy to re-create at home, with ingredients you can get at the supermarket.

I usually dust my chicken first in some flour then dip it in beaten egg then roll it into seasoned breadcrumbs (the kind you get at the supermarket) then fry it right after.

But wait, what's the difference between matcha green tea and the teabags you've been getting at the supermarket?

The six medium - size orange shrimp were just a touch chewy after their slapdash, 10 - minute water bath, but they looked and smelled like what you get at the supermarket.

Matcha isn't soluble so it won't behave like the powdered flavoured black teas you get at the supermarket — you are drinking finely ground leaves with all its fibre, after all.

A lot fresher and healthier looking than the glass bottles of coriander you get at the supermarket.

A good nutrition plan will automatically reduce your trans fat intake, putting the focus on healthy, whole, raw foods instead of the processed junk you are using to getting at the supermarket.

It sounds a bit strange (& like I have no life, which I don't) to get excited over kitchen sponges but I'm loving the monochromatic look of these Barkly Basics ones over the generic fluoro scourers you get at the supermarket.

The most common type of plastic shopping bag — the kind you get at supermarkets — is made of polyethylene, a man - made polymer that microorganisms don't recognize as food.

Not exact matches

In other countries, he notes, banks are making products more tangible by allowing customers to shop for them in off - the - shelf boxes, which makes things like getting a new bank card as easy as picking up cornflakes at your local supermarket.

If you do your food shopping at a combination of cheap store likes Trader Joe's, your local supermarket and farmer's market, you'll probably get away with an even cheaper price tag than the ones listed above.

At 15, he got a better - paying job at a supermarkeAt 15, he got a better - paying job at a supermarkeat a supermarket.

There's also more pressure to get a foothold at Whole Foods during a time when Amazon is threatening to upend the supermarket industry.

They actually claim their ingredients are better than what you'd find at the supermarket since those apples you're looking at may have traveled over a year to get to that aisle.

Even at traditional supermarkets, you can typically get bottled water for around 15 cents a bottle (when you buy a case).

You get 3 points per dollar for airfare purchased directly through the airline plus 2 points per dollar for purchases at U.S. gas, restaurants, and supermarkets.

If you spend a large portion of your income on groceries, getting a credit card that rewards you for shopping at the supermarket might make sense.

Such managers bring skills «that you don't get in retail,» says Bill Gillispie, a supermarket veteran who has run store brand programs at Supervalu's Save - A-Lot chain.

A Christian international development agency has gotten almost 10,000 people to write to their local supermarkets, urging them to have a plan to cut their food waste by at least a half.

Living in Germany at the moment and kale isn't in the supermarkets yet but substituted it with some delicious pointed cabbage instead, and you can't get black beans anywhere here, but mixed white beans, kidney beans, chickpeas worked a treat.

I can get 5/6 apples for 99p at my supermarket or 4 chocolate bars for # 1, so when people say it's expensive, I am always a little confused!

One of the down sides of living in a city centre is that our supermarkets are tiny and we get no variation at all (boo!)

The Dole «Get Up and Grow» tour caravans are making roughly 480 stops at supermarkets and special events throughout the U.S. and Canada this summer that you won't want to miss!

Those looking for harissa: In Germany I get it at the Turkish supermarket, in a tube, for around a 1 — 2 Euros.

It just dawned on me about a month ago to try the stirring up a batch at home after I realized how pricey it was getting to stock up at the supermarket.

Take a look at the expensive «energy» drinks and vitamin waters invading the supermarket and health food store shelves — energy we could all be getting in endless supply and for free just by eating whole foods and nothing more.

I made chicken thighs today (didn't get a whole chicken at the supermarket), and they turned out yummy!

I use thickened cream as that's what I get at my local supermarket, feel free to use double cream, whipping cream or another cream which can easily be whipped.

Next you head into the supermarket (remembering that you had to actually dress up, do your hair, fix makeup etc. to do this) and wander the aisles wasting time looking at ingredient lists and trying to remember if the gums, preservatives and additives have dairy / eggs in them... taking the rolls to the counter, working out whether or not you want to go through the self checkout or keep a checkout operator employed for a few more years... pay... get back in the car... find somewhere to buy bottled water for the dogs... drive 50 km home... unpack dogs and buns and suddenly getting up, stretching... wearing whatever the heck you like with your hair in the air, no makeup, dogs within a hard stares range in case they feel like eating the furniture while you are working and that slow measuring out, baking etc. doesn't seem so time consuming any more.

I have also gotten at the Indian grocer in my area, and the natural section of my local supermarket.

By letting us source these hard - to - find ingredients for you, you'll get food that is fresher and cheaper than you can get at your local supermarket, and there's no waste because we only send you what you need for each recipe.

I've always been into quiche - it's the only way I liked eggs pre-vegan in fact (excluding cake...;)-RRB- «Broccolini» is definitely more expensive here than regular broccoli in the supermarkets but I can get it fairly cheaply at the farmers» market at this time of year.

You can possibly get it at the regular old supermarket, definitely at places like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, and if all else fails, get it on Amazon.

I am not sure anymore, where I got it at the end, it was in one of the bio supermarkets.

At a time when supermarkets, retail wine stores, and hospitality industry businesses are embracing the private label trend, now is the perfect time for importers and distributors to find out how they can get involved.

The only essential ingredient is the vital wheat gluten, which, thankfully, you can get at natural foods stores and some regular old supermarkets these days.

I get my cashews at an Asian supermarket, which is the cheapest place I've found.

I actually get my nuts at an Asian supermarket.

I came up with the idea after getting some beautiful, large raw shrimp at the supermarket.

I got mine at Whole Foods but if you have a Japanese supermarket you can probably find them there, too.

You can also get it at places like Whole Foods and some really well - stocked regular supermarkets.

In Holland I couldn't get all the ingredients at my local supermarket.

Can you believe it's been nearly 4 years since I first started writing a monthly recipe page for them... I know that pride is a sin but when I look at my work in print I do get a little puffed up with pride and if you ever see me in a paper shop or local supermarket I will always keep an eye out for this months edition and make sure it's clearly visible and looking tidy.

When I found this recipe this morning I knew I'd have to drop in at the nearest supermarket to get some seeds (still got some hazelnutz leftover from christmas) and some goat cheese - and voila, dinner for two.

You can get some online, and most likely at your local supermarket too.

unsweetened cocoa powder (this one is great, so is this; those are Amazon links but you can get them at pretty much any supermarket)

You should be able to find these at places like Whole Foods and at some regular supermarkets, but just in case you can't I've added a link in the recipe to where you can get them online.

It's easier to pick up a few vegetables at the store a couple of blocks away than it is to do a big shopping trip to get meat and other stuff, especially on a Sunday afternoon when the big supermarkets are packed.

Hi Anja, There are so many ingredients in vegan cooking that you can't easily get at the regular supermarket..