Sentences with phrase «just buy in a store»

Christmas cookie decorating ideas that are very simple for kids are always hard to find, especially ones that involve cookies that you can just buy in a store.

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But keep in mind approximately 70 percent of all freight in the U.S. is moved by tractor - trailers: Whatever you just bought, whether at a store or online... chances are it got part of the way to you on a tractor - trailer.

When you buy a new MacBook, the unboxing and setup experience is just as enjoyable and intuitive as the shopping experience in the store.

If customers are finding what they need in your store just to buy it online, it's time to update your retail strategy.

Today, the company buys items directly from sellers and the products are stored in the company's warehouse and then shipped to buyers for just $ 4.95 per order, or free for orders over $ 49.

You can buy Teatulia's products in food stores, but a lot of people's first exposure to the brand may just come when they're dining out at a restaurant, such as City Bakery or Birdbath Bakery, or in their college's food hall, including the University of Michigan.

Just in time for the hectic holiday season, Curbside makes finding, buying and getting the things shoppers need from their favorite local stores faster and easier than ever before — it's a new way to shop, built for the era of «Get It Now» commerce.

Loop Capital analyst Andrew Wolf recently took an in - depth look at drug store stocks Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ: WBA), CVS Health Corp (NYSE: CVS) and Fred's, Inc. (NASDAQ: FRED) and found there is just one stock worth buying in the group.

The «Companion,» as Keillor says, down deep in its heart in a gospel show, and if the Bridegroom comes while you're at the hardware store buying oil for your lamp, he'll just start the music without you.

I just buy it in bulk online which works out cheaper but you can also buy it from most health food stores, there isn't a specific brand to go for, it's just ground vanilla pod

There isn't a particular brand which I use but I buy organic chickpeas which are just soaked in water, from Whole Foods or my local health food store!

I just use regular miso paste that I buy in a health store.

Hi Ella, I just have one question, you like to make your own almond butter but you also use the store - bought almond butter in a lot of your youtube videos.

I buy mine in supermarkets or health food stores — they're really easy to find in the UK, I'm not sure where you are based so it's hard to give a specific recommendation but if I was you I would just google buy hazelnuts and then the name of wherever you are and buy them online!

Btw, the store that figures out how package bananas so that you can buy 5 at a time, one fully green, one just about freckled, and the other three a range in - between so that you can have a perfectly ripe banana each morning (rather than none ripe then all overripe at once!)

Now I always buy two bananas at the store, just in case the need for something sweet strikes.

Dorie suggests serving this with crème anglaise, and maybe after throwing together the simplest tart ever, I should put in at least a little effort to make some custard, but I thought store - bought vanilla ice cream was just as good.

Or you can just buy ground almonds (also known as almond meal / flour) in some grocery stores or health food stores (use 1 cup (100 grams) ground almonds).

You can use a store - bought crust (s), and you can put them together in just a matter of minutes.

I use vegetable broth, homemade or store bought or even just water and spices to sauté in.

I just returned from a trip to France and loved the macarons in every flavor at the very special store Fauchon; plus, I bought some pink peppercorns!

So before you start wincing about the store bought ingredients in my version, I'll share just how «un-healthful» the traditional family recipe is: 2 pounds diced potatoes, 2 cups sour cream, 3 cups of cheddar cheese, 1 can cream of chix soup, 1/2 pound of butter and some cornflakes.

The winter months are hard on my banana addiction — I can't get them to ripen fast enough and the stores sell green ones I should probably just buy way more than I need so that they can ripen at home, but I haven't figured out how many that'll take, or what kind of intervals I should buy them in.

Almond meal can be bought in the bulk aisle of your local grocery store, but it's just as easy to make at home.

These are normal people, just like you, who were tired of the dry, store - bought gluten free bread with holes in it.

Leeks are now in season, which means you can buy it just everywhere, in markets and in stores.

But as the winter moves on, I usually end up buying just a few varieties from the grocery store, Fuji, Pink Lady, and once in a while Honeycrisp (but I don't generally feel like I should be spending $ 4 a pound on Honeycrisp when all the other apples cost half as much).

I've made other soups with store - bought hash browns, so I think they'd work just fine in this one

You can use store bought crunchy taco shells if you're in a rush or just plain lazy.

Since it's rare for me to find bone - in, skinless chicken at the grocery store, I usually buy it with skin and just pull off the skin myself before breading the chicken.

For a curry lover like myself, here are some pantry staples that are always in my kitchen (and I've linked them to my favorites, not sponsored at all, just the brands I buy at the store or online): red and green curry paste, coconut milk, cashew milk, coconut oil, and ghee.

I actually just bought old, brown bananas at the store the other day and stuck them in the freezer.

I never really thought about just buying them at the store and having them at home, but that's about to change... now I've learned dipping them in chocolate magically transforms sugar wafers into Homemade Vegan Kit Kat Bars.

I just made this recipe... my first challah after many years of buying in the store.

He is a strange, mythical creature who eschews home - baked bread in lieu of the store - bought ones... Apparently, this is also NOT his favourite black bread, since he doesn't like the seeds (thank goodness I ground them as much as I could in my magic bullet) and whatever other reasons... Just when I was ready to chuck the freshly - baked round at his head, or eat my way through the sorrow, he finally ate it (with some smoked ham) and thought it was terrific!

I use my homemade nut free basil pesto in this dish but store bought works just as well.

I wish we had a good ethnic food store in our lil town... it's definitely expensive stuff, but I just can't not buy it.

Homemade granola isn't just easy to make, it's also healthier and tastes better and always less expensive and than what you buy in the store.

The oils in them can become rancid, so either buy just what you need, or store the seeds in the refrigerator or freezer.

By ALL means though, if store bought frosting is your jam, then go for it You have choices in this treat, you can swirl the cakes together and go for a psychedelic ice cream cone or just have simple red, white, and blue cones.

These chewy, fudgy, homemade Little Debbie Iced Brownies taste just like store - bought and are decked out in red, white, and blue for the 4th of July.

I had a hard time finding any eggplant that would do so I just bought purple potatoes (which are found in most grocery stores now), peeled them, and sliced them thin (just like everything else).

This is way yummier than any store - bought bread I had in the past, and just as good (and way easier to make!)

I just made this in lieu of buying a store fudge sauce for a triple chocolate poke cake.

In the corner of our living room where a vase of flowers used to stand, now proudly resides our store - bought Christmas tree, the one that at one - and - a-half meters tall is just a head shorter than me.

Lately, in our Vegan Food Hacks kitchen, store - bought vegan burgers have been demonstrating just how useful and versatile they can be.

Rather than buying a store - bought bottle of specialty seasoning for just one dish, I decided to use the ingredients I already had in my spice rack to come up with this quick and convenient homemade version.

To save time (and tears), I chop onions that I've just bought from the store and freeze them in a freezer friendly bag.

Just make sure you don't buy the ones stored in vinegar.

only to have guilt sink in when you realize it's really just butter, sugar, and store - bought jam?