Sentences with phrase «think about granola»

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I was just thinking about making granola.

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I was just thinking about something nutty / oatmeal - y / granola - y whilst sitting here at my local java joint, when this popped up.

Eating granola straight out the box whilst chatting to my flatmate; consuming an extra large sweet popcorn at the cinema before the adverts were even done with; eating muesli bars whilst rushing to my next meeting thinking about the agenda.

I don't think this was about how I turned the granola, as it seemed broken up the whole way through.

Hahaha I was just thinking about holiday presents and granola was one of the first things on my mind!

Embarrassed to say that I never really thought about gifting granola, but it's such a great idea!

I made a slightly adapted version of Anna's granola last Friday, and as the aroma rose from the oven and filled the house, I thought about Anna and her project to help Bri.

So whether you're already thinking about holiday gifts (not I) or if you just want a little treat to brighten your week, this granola is absolutely where it's at.

I actually was just thinking about it yesterday, because I vacuumed my car just last weekend, and when I got out of my car last night, there were granola bar crumbs all in my seat.

When I first met my dear friend, Yvette Hetrick, a foodie and entertainer extraordinaire, many years ago, she rhapsodized about granola pancakes that she and her husband, Randy, would devour for weekend brunches in, I think it was, San Diego.

What do you think about this homemade granola bar recipe?

I spotted pumpkin m & m's, cereal, oreos, yogurt, granola, ice cream and just about anything you can think of.

I had never thought about using sweet potato in granola bars... I'll have to try... plus coconut butter?

Just thought I would let you know as you inspired me to travel to Big Sur with your post about the granola bars!

This granola ticks all of the boxes for a hungry camper, hiker, driver, or beach goer because it's got crunch, chew, sweet, salty, chocolate, and a whole lot of nutrients that you won't have to think about while you enjoy the explosion of yum going on in your mouth.

I was wondering what you thought about a modification to the soaked granola sprouted flour granola recipe.

There are so many things that I love about this granola: the crunchy clusters (one wouldn't think that 1/2 a cup of pure pumpkin could yield such a crunchy granola, but, alas!

I've never had savory granola, but now it's all I can think about.

If you're thinking about gift giving, this granola is fabulous to package up in a jar and deliver as a homemade gift for the holiday season.

I tried the recipe with buckwheat groats and it was great — see my blog about buckwheat pasta which talks about the health benefits of buckwheat — but it got me thinking, what else could I use to make granola?

I've been really into homemade hot chocolate, serving my homemade milk with my favorite granola, using it in my green smoothies and taking sips out of the jar whenever I think about it.

and then totally didn't think about the fact that I normally bake granola at 250 degrees and pie at 375 degrees.

I think I'd heard of them before, and there's something slightly parfait - like about those granola - yogurt - fruit compote cups they sell in M & S (although those really aren't good).

This granola goes well with just about any combination of fruit and yogurt, and I think a tablespoon or two could really amp up some oatmeal.

I was thinking about you having the problem with the granola not being crunchy.

I never even thought about making my own granola until I went gluten - free and the store bought became off - limits.

When you think about Easter treats you may envision jelly beans, Peeps and chocolate bunnies, but these healthy granola Easter eggs are a yummy and nutritious alternative that your whole family will adore this spring.

I think when we talk about using music or art or theater in the Core classes, there is still this persistent suspicion that a teacher who plays music in the classroom must be too «soft» or «granola - y.»

Carve out a corner for yourself — set up a cozy chair (don't even think about ordering one upholstered in pink or blue — see Reason # 3 above), a side table, and a basket filled with a good book (or iPad), a phone charger, granola bars, and mini water bottles.