Sentences with phrase «see kids eating»

So, a lot of kid - friendly food is not gluten - intolerant food, so -[Laughs] But when it comes to meals, I like to cook and I'd rather see kids eating a meal I just made rather than heating something up.

We all want to see kids eating more whole fruits, whole grains and the like.

Because I know this is a surefire way of seeing my kids eat their veggies, I like to make this roasted broccoli at least once a week.

To be honest, I didn't see my kids eat their pies because I had to leave the party, and I doubt they were perfect by ice cream pie standards, but the tins came back clean.

Yes, it is our responsibility to see our kids eat healthy foods, that is why we are all raising awareness and calling these folks out.

I see kids eat a fraction of their lunch day after day, and usually just the Cheetos, fruit by the foot, and chocolate milk that is sent along with the sandwich and apple.

Not exact matches

There were days back then when I ate meals from my office snack bin and didn't see my kids at all.

Instead he buys up smaller ones and nurtures them, testing possible acquisition targets by seeing what products his kids eat when he brings them home.

«Just the realization that millions of people would do anything to see their kids sleep for a night in your bed, or wish that they could eat those vegetables you just trashed, would do our planet a world of good.»

Meanwhile, kids are playing Led Zeppelin records backwords, Santorum should eat some moldy rye bread and hallucinate like the writers of the bible maybe he might «see» Satan too.

If you don't see what sublime love it was for God to browbeat Abe into gutting his kid like a fish, make Job eat caca quesadillas, and send his only baby to be whipped to ribbons, speared in the bladder, and tortured to death by a bunch of drunk Italians to pay off the debt we all owe for something none of us did, you're just nuts...

As far as I was concerned, anyone who watched us eating dinner that first night in Philadelphia would have seen an ugly cliché confirmed: Look at that glum couple with all of those little kids.

There have been many times when I'd cooked up something along the kid friendly lines of muffins, pancakes, pizza, or chocolatey anything, convinced that Paloma will eat some, only to see a frown and hear around ten melodramatic versions of «I don't like it.»

There was so much dough, couldn't see the end of it One thing was very hard though: to stop my kids from eating the whole cookies!

As a bonus, it was also kid and husband friendly, and, honestly, unless someone doesn't eat meat at all I can't see them rejecting this.

I've seen other kids eating fruit leather before (store bought) and I thought it's interesting.

Haha, I could just see you as a little kid saying, «We're eating grasshoppers?»

I am making this to see if my kids will eat it!!!! I love avocados!

Have you ever seen kids lips, tongue and face get stained with artificial color after eating store - bought popsicles?

I've been trying to be really mindful of how much I eat these days (see my I've Been Slacking... post), but these muffins make for a wholesome, real food snack and one that I'm happy to eat and feed my kids.

I sobbed (and puked) on the couch in our front room as I watched out the front window and saw what seemed like hundreds of gleeful kids come eat hot dogs and enjoy the festivities.

I just wanted to say that I love coming to your site - you provide such «honest» food... meaning when I read your blog, see your photos, try your recipes and hear nothing but my kids happlily chewing and eating at the dinner table, I get a very warm, nourishing feeling.

Next time try feeding your kids chi - chi's and see if they are more inclined to eat them

Few weeks back when my son had a play date, I made sweet potato fries for the kids, and I saw them eating happily.

We see it this way: as kids, we grow up eating peanut butter sandwiches.

I know there are a few kids out there that miss eating chips... I have seen many versions of this recipe on the internet and it is definitely one that can be a huge failure... but I have made this at least a dozen -LSB-...]

I'd love to see more school friendly (nut free) recipes, things that are quick and easy and work well in lunch and that kids will actually eat.

But in practice, the staff saw that salad bar prep took less time than individually packaging produce into 1/2 cup portions, and that kids wasted less fruits and vegetables when they were able to take the portions they wanted — actually eating what they took.

They really look like ravioli, right??? Let's see if my kids will eat them...

It always breaks my heart when I go to kid's parties and see the brightly colored cakes filled with sugar My motto with my oldest was, if I wouldn't feed it to her, why should I eat it?

It was quite funny seeing him eat this tart; it was like he was a little kid not wanting to share his toys with the other kids, clutching it close to him so no one could get a hold of it.

You see, if it came from some other place, kids are more likely to eat them.

The only challenge was trying to find time to take pictures of them before the kids saw them and ate them up!

I saw a sign that said: «Cleaning the house with kids is like brushing your teeth while eating oreos.»

Well, there are several... Don't — make your kids promises until you have a reservation confirmation number... Do — a bit of research to see if there are any special restaurants you'd like to eat at and book them immediately... and Don't be surprised when your trip to Disney turns you into one of those crazy «my kid has to have everything» moms!

We took the kids to see a production of «Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,» and they delighted in the story, as well as the fact that they could eat candy floss (cotton candy) during it.

Big differences between school systems, you can see what schools really try to put efforts to make healthy, balanced menus that kids will actually eat.

I love seeing how all the colors of healthy foods look together and knowing my kids are eating well.

But I still see the goal to be parents looking at what their kids are eating — in school, and out — and maybe thinking a little bit more about what is being offered up to their children.

Another reason we pack lunches for all our kids is to ensure they eat healthier and so that I can see what they are actually eating on a day to day basis.

He won't touch the meatballs I make at home — he screams when he even sees them being prepared — but serve the kid the identical thing, from the identical recipe, at our local Italian restaurant, and he'll eat four of them in one sitting.

I find it hard to see children really crying in class, or being that affect by, kids believe they are resilient, and I don't care how many times you tell them it is bad for them, most will continue on doing what they love to do, especially eating hot Cheetos during class.

Read Laura Ingalls Wilder's «Farm Boy» to see how kids ate 150 years ago.

Put bread down at the table in front of kids and just see what they do: eat it!

See what research says about kids» natural eating habits.

Serve nutritious foods that you like or eat something new so your kids see you enjoying what you're asking them to eat.

I've been meaning to share with you this recent U.S. News & World Report piece by Chef Ann Cooper, in which she expresses concern over the high amounts of sugar kids can consume at school (see also my Civil Eats piece, «Why There Is So Much Sugar in Your Kid's School Breakfast «-RRB-.

Studies have shown that junk food ads on TV, online, and in the real world can increase the amount of unhealthy foods kids choose to eat in as little as 30 minutes after seeing the ads.

I can only imagine how much more challenging it can be as they get older and are eating school lunches, with no teacher reporting back about how much was consumed or making sure to send home the containers from home lunches so Mom and Dad can see what actually went into the kids» stomachs.

Researchers hope parents will change eating habits at home once they see what their kids are choosing in schools.