Sentences with phrase «just buy it at the store»

Or just buy them at the store and save yourself some time.

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 also can't get over how many different kinds of non-dairy milks I can just buy at the store.

Why not just buy it at the store?

(Although, I'll probably still take the lazy way out and just buy it at the store.)

I haven't made almond milk in a few years (I just buy it at the store) and was wondering if the leftover meal would work.

And the knotted wood helps this board look worn and old even though we just bought it at the 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.

If Target can predict a pregnant woman's due date based solely on her buying habits at its stores (and it can), then just imagine how intimately Google — with access to your e-mail, calendar, address book and list of friends and acquaintances — could know you already.

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.

While plenty of good buys abound on this retail holiday, some aren't as good as they seem, with items costing more than they did just a few weeks ago or stores listing products at the full retail price, but slapping the label «Black Friday deal» onto the flyer to entice shoppers.

Why go to a fancy organic grocery store for your green juice when you can just buy it at Starbucks?

The question is often asked by critics, isn't this just hurting American consumers who want to go out and buy washing machines or solar panels, that they're going to pay a higher price at the store when they go to do that?

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.

So the issue for the people around the world at this point especially the ones that are dealing with these currencies that are devalued faster than others is that the currency is a terrible store of value and the buying power for people of these countries just continues to disappear.

Nordstrom bought Trunk Club just two years ago for $ 350 million, and now, the department store says the purchase stands at half of its original value.

Nordstrom bought Trunk Club just two years ago for $ 350 million, and now, the department store says the purchase stands at half...

About a third shopped at big box stores, such as Wal - Mart or Home Depot; just over a quarter bought directly from farms, and just under a quarter purchased trees at retail lots.

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'm not actually too sure as I'm away from home at the moment but I just buy it from my local whole food store.

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!)

I've just spent some time at a book store flipping through a few vegan cookbooks, and I plan to buy Veganomicon when my husband gets paid next.

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.

We don't have the grocery store you're talking about here... but we shop at a store called food lion, and they have a reward card for coupons... ive had the card for years and apparently some other family has another copy of the card — it seems they spend a ton on groceries... then I go and buy just a little bit and get 6 billion coupons.

That store - bought ranch dressing may be loaded with milk, but at home, you can just use your favorite unsweetened dairy - free milk beverage.

And last weekend I couldn't take it anymore and I broke down and bought some at the grocery store, knowing full well it's never as good as the fresh corn at the farmers market that's picked just an hour or two -LSB-...]

I saw some mini bananas at the store this week and just couldn't resist buying them, but you could easily use 1/2 a regular banana if you don't have a mini one on hand.

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!

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.

I buy granola at the store just about never because not only is it too expensive for my frugal self, but also because some form of sugar and oil are usually the first, second or third ingredient.

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

Making nut butters at home is really rewarding, because they taste so much better than store bought ones, are usually cheaper, and you can enjoy the cleanest nut butter ever with just the nut (and optionally coconut sugar and sea salt) as the only ingredient, instead of a bunch of chemicals and random ingredients that aren't necessary.

I just don't buy them at the grocery store.

And every time you go to the store, if you're not buying just produce at the farmer's market there's a lot of packaging to deal with so...

I just bought a maker from a thrift store, but it was missing parts, so your contest came at the right time.

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.

Why did I not buy more coconut at the store just now....

The bed of crispy corn tortilla strips can be easily made by crumbling store - bought tortilla chips, or, if you want strips more closely resembling those served at the restaurant, just follow the Tidbits below.

I was a little hesitant at first to try any of them — I suppose I preferred to just take the lazy way out and buy all of my familiar products at the store.

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

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 loved every bite of these chips, but not necessarily THAT much more than if I had bought some apple chips at the store, just saying.

I used to like the Quaker granola bars you can buy at the grocery store, but I don't buy them often because there's a lot of junk packed into such a small bar, and I usually write it off to just not being worth it.

I used store bought, but it was the raw kind with just raw almonds so it is probably similar to what you make at home.

Don't get me wrong, I would not turn down tuna salad made with miracle whip if presented to me, but with ingredients like high fructose corn syrup, artificial sweeteners and a boat load of preservatives I just can't bring myself to buy it at the store anymore.

While I do sometimes buy the young Thai coconuts at my local natural foods store and deal with the struggle that is opening them, I generally find it is way easier to just open a can of organic coconut milk.

If I want Nutella I will just buy it at the grocery store.

Since so many store - bought foods have some version of eggs and milk, we're just going to have to cook a lot more at home, which isn't something that I mind, thankfully.