Sentences with phrase «iceberg lettuce as»

If I had to recall the last time I had iceberg lettuce as I've never been a fan.

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You can use any kind of lettuce such as iceberg or romaine lettuce.

I know you've written about never cutting lettuce and never putting down your fork while eating salad in France but the iceberg looks to be a significant logistical challenge even if its scale is not as grand as an American - grown specimen.

I do, however, remember thinking this as I scooped spoonfuls of minced meat into my torn iceberg lettuce leaf: «My big sister is awesome!

Also used cos lettuce instead of iceberg as that's what it appears to be in the photo - not sure why it's listed as iceberg.

Substitute spinach or mixed salad greens for the not - as - nutritious Iceberg lettuce.

Why does choosing something like iceberg lettuce have the same star ratings as kale?

They planted plots of an iceberg lettuce variety known as Kelvin, and applied several insecticides in various concentrations.

Health experts often recommend shunning it in favor of darker greens like spinach or romaine lettuce, which contain higher amounts of fiber and nutrients such as folate and vitamin K. It's a different story when it comes to water content, though: Crispy iceberg has the highest of any lettuce, followed by butterhead, green leaf, and romaine varieties.

This could be in the form of a green smoothie for breakfast, or a big green salad for lunch or dinner (iceberg lettuce doesn't count as a green).

As long as one is eating a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, iceberg lettuce is a perfectly good and healthy choice at times, even if other leafy greens are availablAs long as one is eating a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, iceberg lettuce is a perfectly good and healthy choice at times, even if other leafy greens are availablas one is eating a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, iceberg lettuce is a perfectly good and healthy choice at times, even if other leafy greens are available.

As far as least beneficial, iceberg lettuce seems to be it from what I've seeAs far as least beneficial, iceberg lettuce seems to be it from what I've seeas least beneficial, iceberg lettuce seems to be it from what I've seen.

The average plant food does indeed have over a thousand units of antioxidant power, but for comparison's sake, just to be fair to the animal foods, I'm going to choose the least healthy plant food I can think of — good old American iceberg lettuce, which I think of as basically just water.

Leafy lettuce that is somewhat sturdy (Boston, green leaf, or even iceberg) works best for wrapping up burgers, sandwich fixins», and even something as simple as hummus and shredded carrots.

Pro tip: use spinach leaves on your sandwiches and as your salad greens in place of iceberg lettuce.

Which is healthier — iceberg lettuce, Boston lettuce (also known as green leaf lettuce), or red leaf lettuce?

These Whole30 In N Out burgers: double double animal style are just as good as they sound and look: two thin patties brushed with mustard, loaded with pickle slices, deeply caramelized onions, a creamy sauce spiked with my Whole30 ketchup recipe, coconut aminos, and relish, all sandwiched between two perfect iceberg lettuce buns.

I also agree that we should try to consume more nutrient dense plant foods outside of iceberg lettuce and carrots but simply switching to an unrefined plant based diet as a start will significantly alleviate the health epidemic.

same thought experement: imagine eating nothing but iceberg lettuce and deep - oil fried white potatoes and white bread and nothing else... no other food... that's a very unhealthy diet, of course... Anyone over the age of 8 or so can easily understand we need to look at many variables in our diet, as well as many variables in health.

I also must mention that items such as ketchup, corn, French fries, iceberg lettuce and other unhealthy modern varieties don't really count as vegetables or even real food.

Too much fiber creates this problem as well as hard to digest foods for example iceberg lettuce, skin on fruits and vegetables, dry foods, onion, spicy foods etc..

In brief, I can eat raw iceberg, greenleaf, redleaf, and romaine lettuces, lemon and lime, as well as raw onion and a little bit of pepper and carrot.

While many varieties of lettuce, such as romaine, butter, or dark leaf lettuces, are considered safe and healthy for rabbits, iceberg and other light colored varieties are best avoided.

Certain types of lettuce, such as iceberg, are known to be harmful to our furry friends.

Be aware of what kind of leafy greens you feed your rabbit, as some of them (like iceberg lettuce) don't contain enough vitamins or nutrients and, contain landanum, which can be harmful in large quantities.

Make sure to stay clear of iceberg lettuce, as it contains too much water and too little fiber to count as a good meal.

Food Portion 2: One tablespoon of fresh or frozen vegetables, such as tomatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, shredded carrot, squash, or pumpkin, mixed sprouts, lettuce (not iceberg), broccoli or parsley.

Avoid iceberg lettuce and other pale greens as these are far less nutritious.