Sentences with phrase «snack drawer of»

But we all need something to munch on, so here is a virtual snack drawer of gluten free choices that will stave off the munchies in between meals.

Not exact matches

The idea behind it is instead of asking for a snack, they could go into their designated snack drawers (one for dry and another for refrigerated treats) and choose what they wanted, when they were hungry.

We can't think of a better way to stock your office snack drawer... or car... or beach bag.

I had a rotation for the brokest of days: Cheez - Its and Welch's Fruit Snacks was one day, another day (for when I beat the lines) was a hot (microwaved, I'm sure) egg roll from the a la carte line and two freakish but addicting chocolate chip cookies from the warming drawer, another option was a packet of two iced strawberry pop tarts from, yet again, the vending machine.

The other thing I like about using containers versus a bento box now, is I have a drawer full of small various containers and cloth snack bags to rotate through while packing lunch items.

Leave the items in the bottom drawer of the refrigerator and the next time your child wants a snack, encourage her to go grab some veggies and dip.

This one sucks way worse being at home, and here's why: At work, when my hunger went from 0 to «holy shit, I need food right now or someone is going to get drop - kicked,» one of two things happened: 1) a sympathetic co-worker may have offered to pick up lunch or share the contents of their snack drawer with me, or 2) they would run from me like a herd of terrified villagers, at least providing me solitude.

We homeschool, so they have a snack drawer they get what they want out of!

Sometimes I had time to prepare a sandwich or heat up left overs, but most times I would snack on my stash of nursing snacks in the drawer.

They don't keep sugar - laden energy bars in their desk drawers, they don't sit in front of the TV with a jar of roasted almonds, and they definitely don't give snacks to kids as a way to occupy or appease them.

If you don't have snacks stashed in your desk drawer, your options are limited: You can step out to pick up something, or succumb to the temptation of the office vending machine.

Keep snacks like almonds in your desk drawer — just a handful of almonds give you plenty of protein for your lasting energy.

And you probably already have all of the ingredients in your refrigerator and spice drawer to make this crunchy snack.

The drawers of chocolate and cookies and other sugary snacks don't tempt me at all, but the bread, damn is it good.

«Hide» unhealthy snacks in your kitchen by storing them out of sight (think bottom shelf of a cabinet, hard to reach drawer)

Most days around three o'clock or so in the afternoon, I find myself standing in front of the office snack drawer and asking myself this question: am I hungry?

And if you've tried one or two of those things and you find yourself standing at the snack drawer again, then just have the damn cookie!

When I first started back at work after a year of maternity leave I'd find myself mindlessly rummaging through the snack drawer each afternoon because... it was there?

That wasn't the only case of Mondays, as I realized I forgot my wallet as soon as I stepped out the door, which was good since I went back in to retrieve it quickly, but while on my way to work, I realized that I had forgotten my keys for my cabinet, which means I'd have no access to my snacks and other things in my drawers.

During the sale process our young ones were complaining of hunger and he opened his drawer and helped us out with snacks and had fresh coffee for us while they prepared the car.

Whether it is piling up their dog bowl with their normal food, giving them their unhealthy dog snacks because they look cute standing by the treat drawer or letting them have part of our burger by giving us the sad - eyed look, it's easy to overfeed our pup.

The drawers provide needed storage, and the top provides plenty of room for drinks and snacks.