Sentences with phrase «small bit of honey»

I melted some coconut butter with some kerrygold and added a small bit of honey and cocoa powder and frosted them with that then rolled them in coconut sugar... fantastic!

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My 2 kids (who usually have a small bottle of cows milk EVERY morning) also had a bottle of almond milk with a tiny bit of honey.

I used a small amount of maple syrup, a smaller amount of raw honey, and a bit of liquid stevia.

If there happens to be a small area that isn't holding together well, just dribble a tiny bit of honey over it and press it directly into the crust.

To the avocado, I add a little bit of cocoa powder, a touch of honey, a pinch of salt and a small amount of melted chocolate and vanilla.

If the zing is a bit much and small drizzle of honey balances the dish.

In a small jar with a tight fitting lid, combine coconut oil, vinegar, lime juice, honey, ginger, paprika, and a bit of salt and pepper.

If you want to include a bit of sweetness to your already healthy and balanced diet, however, you can occasionally use small amounts of either honey or sucrose without negatively affecting your health.

In a small mason jar, combine unrefined granulated sugar, a little bit of raw honey, and a small amount of vitamin E oil with 10 - 15 drops of Stress Away for a natural, rejuvenating, and relaxing body scrub

Use a savory base, such as a typical cornbread mix with just a small amount of honey instead of sugar in it, and add ingredients like a bit of cooked chicken, liver, corn or beef to it.

The line includes the Forti - Diet Pro Health Honey Treat Stick, an assortment of ingredients bound together with the taste of honey; special pet bird treats in a re-sealable jar in four flavors; Healthy Bits Treats, clusters of various size seeds for birds and small animals; and Nutra Puffs, bite - size treats available for birds or small animals.

For starters we would have sweet grapes that pop when you bite them, freshly prepared chicken salad sandwiches on honey - oat bread, cut in fourths, easy for the small hands of our toddler grandson to hold.