I was really excited that * siggi's wanted to work with me on a post, because I absolutely love their yogurt and
I often eat it for breakfast, a snack or as part of my lunch.
Here's my favorite coffee smoothie recipe, which
I often eat for breakfast.
Region: Tamil Nadu How It's Cooked: Fried The Dish: Dosa is a fermented rice and lentil pancake (similar in texture to a crepe)
often eaten for breakfast — so it was only a matter of time before someone thought to Put an Egg On It.
In Japan, natto is a traditional food
often eaten for breakfast with rice and condiments such as mustard or wasabi.
They often ate them for breakfast, no doubt because after a night of sleep the body needs something that is rapidly and easily digested.»
Without any culinary background to speak of other than a love for chocolate (which
she often eats for breakfast) she began researching the logistics behind working with a local chocolate factory to build a company whose entire mission would be to generate profits for animal rescue groups.
Not exact matches
He maintains a diet made up of 60 % protein, 30 % carbs, and 10 % fat, and
often eats ackee and saltfish with dumplings, cooked banana, or sweet potato
for breakfast.
Often he slept in dirty cabins, on earthen floors, before the fire;
ate roasting ears
for bread, drank buttermilk
for coffee, or sage tea
for Imperial; took with a hearty zest deer or bear meat, or wild turkey,
for breakfast, dinner, and supper, if he could get it.»
You don't see most of what I
eat online and most of my meals are far from beautiful, I
often eat quick cook porridge
for dinner, jars of peanut butter with a spoon
for breakfast, tubs of hummus with slightly stale rye bread on the tube
for lunch and a few too many trays of not - quite - right brownies when I'm recipe testing.
Actually, as kids my grandma made us something similar
for breakfasts before we walked off to school —
often eaten while walking to school (but she hated it when we did that).
It's so cake - like and sweet that it can easily pass
for dessert, but most
often I
eat it with a few apples or other fruit
for breakfast.
I've been known to
eat it
for dinner as
often as I do
for breakfast — because anytime is a good time
for porridge if you ask me.
By the end of the day, I'm
often convinced I should be
eating pumpkin
for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
I would love to love oats and
eat them more
often, but it would be great to see food producers thinking beyond the oat
for breakfast — as last year's winner Nutribrex so ably did.
Granted, we
often make bacon to go with our whole wheat waffles so I'm not going to pretend that when we do
breakfast for dinner it's all about
eating healthy.
I
often eat banana cinnamon oats
for breakfast, basically everyday, cause they are awesome and I need nothing more in my life, except the occasional pancake
Since Milo has started
eating breakfast with us, I
often start the day grilling a few pieces of fruit
for him to go with his baby oatmeal.
We not only
eat them
for breakfast but
often as snacks by themselves.
I can't get enough of acai, and not because it's healthy (which
often it is, but not always the case); I more just love the taste and texture party — and that it feels like I'm
eating a bottomless bowl of ice cream
for breakfast.
I force myself to
eat three meals a day — in fact I start with oatmeal every morning and
often I find myself looking at food blogs and instagrams of all these other people
eating exotic grain / nut / fruit combos
for breakfast and thinking I should be more healthy like them!!
If you are from Germany, like I am, you are most likely used to
eating bread or rolls («Brötchen») almost daily
for breakfast, and
often as well
for dinner («Brotzeit»).
This Ethiopian buttery grain porridge recipe is
often served
for breakfast, but you can also top it with other dishes like messer wot (spiced lentils) or gomen (Ethiopian - spiced collards)
for lunch or dinner and
eat it in place of the traditional flatbread, injera.
I
eat hard boil eggs and guacamole
for breakfast often, and then it dawned on me one day that I could make a deviled egg version of it!
I
eat oatmeal
for breakfast pretty
often, and I usually have to prepare it the night before or else I end up running late to class.
The standard American
breakfast, however, is sugar - filled and
often sets you up
for a day of munching, binging, and
eating all the snacks.
More
often than not, people will walk out the door of a morning, having not
eaten a single thing
for breakfast.
They shared that
for starters, they
ate white toast and jam
for breakfast or a bowl of a popular cereal with milk, then usually had a deli sandwich with meat, mayo and cheese
for lunch, and then
often had takeout
for dinner, usually Chinese food or pizza.
In»93 I had a Peace - Corp friend in Russia... he was similarly limited in the kitchen and the market situation was an added stress... I said he could come over and
eat as
often as he liked as long as he came over a couple of hours before he hoped to
eat and help and / or watch... The day I left Russia he came over with all the ingredients prepped
for an omelet
breakfast... I was impressed by his new skills, really enjoyed that «Last Breakfast» and discovered kitchens do make for the best parties and
breakfast... I was impressed by his new skills, really enjoyed that «Last
Breakfast» and discovered kitchens do make for the best parties and
Breakfast» and discovered kitchens do make
for the best parties and friends!
My wife and I also
eat the nori roll recipe with tempeh quite
often for breakfast.
This is
often what we
eat for breakfast too.
Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a piece
for Civil
Eats asking a question that had been on my mind
for several years: why are school
breakfasts often loaded with added sugars, even after the implementation of the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act nutritional reforms?
Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a piece
for Civil
Eats asking a question that had been on my mind
for several years: why are school
breakfasts often loaded with added sugars, even after the implementation of the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids... [Continue reading]
Every morning when the kids are
eating breakfast, I sit down to check my email and
often get messages from people asking
for advice or looking
for encouragement.
Due to lack of time, I also developed some bad
eating habits, never having time
for breakfast or lunch, so
often I would just skip meals or snack on whatever was available.
As much as I enjoy a big bowl of porridge
for breakfast, and
eating often through out the day, hitting a big carb requirement from rice, potatoes etc isn't easy.
One reason it's important to be wary about limiting eggs
for diabetics in particular comes from the fact that diabetes is a disease of carbohydrate intolerance, and eggs are most
often eaten at
breakfast when they would replace a high - carb option.
How
often do you skip
breakfast and then (maybe) lunch too because you figure you'll just
eat a big dinner later and have the energy your body needs
for your 24 hour day.
So speaking of me
eating them nearly every day, most
often times it is as oatmeal
for breakfast.
Eats breakfast at home, lunch at school and often eats out for din
Eats breakfast at home, lunch at school and
often eats out for din
eats out
for dinner.
I see that you
often ate a banana and some nut butter
for breakfast — how did you function on that?
They shared that
for starters, they
ate white toast and jam
for breakfast or a bowl of a popular cereal with milk, then usually had a deli sandwich with meat, mayo and cheese
for lunch, and then
often had takeout
for dinner, usually Chinese food or pizza.
This Ethiopian buttery grain porridge recipe is
often served
for breakfast, but you can also top it with other dishes like messer wot (spiced lentils) or gomen (Ethiopian - spiced collards)
for lunch or dinner and
eat it in place of the traditional flatbread, injera.
I actually don't like sweet
breakfast foods so I
often eat weird things
for breakfast.
However, I currently
eat steel cut oats quite
often for breakfast.
Doing that I'm
often not even hungry
for anything at
breakfast or lunch, but, like Kenny relates, usually have a protein bar or a handful of nuts because it seems wrong to not
eat anything all day.
Hello, I have two questions: 1) I have eggs
for breakfast (omelette, scrambled, fried) but find that I get discomfort in my stomach after
eating and can
often feel a bit ill until much later in the day.
I should add that when I was «off» the 5:2 fasting I was still fasting of sorts as I don't very
often eat at night, don't
eat breakfast and used to
eat at about 10 am, since starting 5:2 however I was stretching out my first meal until at least 12 noon most days, so in effect I have been fasting in different ways
for 6 months and now weigh 10 lbs more than when I started.
And although I don't encourage any kind of
eating in bed, I'll make the occasional exception with a casual
breakfast in bed consisting of a selection of sweet goodies, how bad can that be... It really doesn't happen
often, as I'm usually the first one up and straight to the kitchen I go to prepare
breakfast for everyone else.
While children on free or reduced - price lunch can
often blend into a lunchroom where all students
eat, the same can not be said
for kids who arrive early
for breakfast.
For breakfast, we
often ate oatmeal with lots of oil.