Showing posts with label food network recipes. Show all posts
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Blue Diamond Chocolate Almond Breeze Unsweetened ( 12x32 OZ)
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on Friday, October 10, 2014
Two Moms In The Raw Granola - Gluten Free Gojiberry / 4 pack
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on Tuesday, September 9, 2014
I recommend ordering from either Amazon or the main website (). The bag costs and has 4 blocks of the granola (at 2oz each). One block at Starbucks is . Either way is not cheap (you can buy an economy box of twinkies for ), but it is good for you.
Ahmad Tea Ceylon Earl Grey Aromatic Tea (White Tin Box) 500gr
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on Monday, February 24, 2014
Seattle's Best Coffee 12-oz. Whole Bean Coffee, Level 4.
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on Wednesday, January 1, 2014
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Eat. Think. Smile. Baked Nutrition Bar, Orange Cranberry, 1.8-Ounce Bars (Pack of 12)
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on Saturday, December 7, 2013
When deciding whether or not to recommend a food item I have sampled for free, I always ask myself, "Would I actually pay for this product?" In the case of "Eat. Think. Smile" nutrition bars, my answer was a resounding "Yes. I prefer these to some of the other bars I buy at the store." Therefore, I am pleased to be able to recommend them to you. Eat. Think. Smile. And enjoy.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I was excited to try this product, as I usually have bars for breakfast, but it is getting harder to find ones that have good nutritional profiles in breakfast-appropriate (i.e., non-chocolate) flavors. I love cranberry, so this bar seemed nearly perfect, especially given that I checked out the nutritional content prior to ordering. At 4 grams, the amount of protein was a bit low for my liking, but the bar made up for this by being low in both sugar (12 grams) and saturated fat (1 gram) while being very high in fiber (7 grams).The texture of this bar is the first thing that struck me as a bit odd. Although it is moist (i.e., as opposed to hard and crunchy), it is not chewy; in fact, it breaks apart easily and is a bit on the crumbly side. (I suppose it is somewhat similar to a a CLIF brand bar.) The taste, however, was quite disappointing: rather than the tart taste of cranberry or the sweetness of orange, I detected only a bitter flavor. It tasted almost as if the bar had been flavored with the bitter rind of the orange. There did seem to be little fruit pieces in the bar that may have been cranberry, but unfortunately, the unpleasant bitterness overpowered everything else.
I thought the first bar that I tried was just okay, but the second one seemed worse, and now I'm afraid I might have to toss the whole box (which I HATE to do--I hate being wasteful, so I might try dipping them in yogurt or something just to get through them). Perhaps another flavor by this brand would be better, but unfortunately, I can't recommend these. Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program The Orange Cranberry bars taste very similar to Fig Newtons; however, they are a tad bit chalky. I really liked the soft texture and the cocoa flavoring, but I couldn't taste any of the cranberry orange. I like the size and shape of the bar. It's not too big or small. In terms of nutritional value, I compared it to my preferred Luna bar. The Eat Think Smile bar is 51g and the Luna bar is 48g, so they are almost the same size. The calorie count is comparable (Luna 180 vs. Eat Think Smile 200) and fat content (Luna 5g vs. Eat Think Smile 6g), which is good. Where it falls short is in vitamins. My Luna bar has 20% vitamin A, 20% C, 30% iron, and 30% Vitamin E. The Eat Think Smart Bar has 0% vitamin A, 6% vitamin C , 6% iron, and no vitamin E. I am sticking with Luna.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program There are broadly three types of nutrition bars. One that attempt to emulate baked goods (cookie like), those that emulate candy bars (chewy, chocolatey) , and fruit & nut bars. These fall in the first (baked / cookie) category. In that category it is very tough to get protein content very high, so at 4 grams per serving, these bars do alright. Here is the rundown200 calories
6 grams fat (1 gram saturated)
34 grams carbs
12 grams sugar
7 grams fiber
So with the decent fiber, and low saturated fat, these are a good choice among the baked/cookie bars. You'll need to supplement your protein intake elsewhere however.
I like the taste, and think the chocolate brings a lot to the game here.
The consistency is generally OK when eaten fresh out of the box, but if you throw these in a bag and they get any rough treatment you will be eating crumbles.
These are a good choice. However if you are carb conscious I would instead recommend Kind Fruit and Nut Bars Kind Plus Protein, Almond, Walnut and Macadamia 12 1.4 oz (40g) Bars (fruit and nut category) or Betty Lou's Almond Butter High Protein Balls, Gluten Free, 1.75-Ounce Packages (Pack of 18) ("candy bar" category)
McCANN'S Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal, 28-Ounce Tins (Pack of 6)
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on Monday, December 2, 2013
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I'll be honest, if you want a quick breakfast don't purchase this oatmeal. But, if you have time to spare or don't mind waiting for some "good eats", this is the oatmeal for you.Step 1. pour some milk into a sauce pan; Step 2. add a dash of salt [or salt to taste]; Step 3. add oatmeal, making sure it stays covered by milk; Step 4. turn on stove to low heat [not too low but definitely not too high, as you don't want the milk to evaporate/dry out leaving you with tough oats in pan] and cover pan; Step 5. do some little cleaning to built up appetite making sure to ck on progress periodically; Step 6. add more milk if oats are still too tough and let it simmer for a little while longer; Step 7. get your ladle/just pour directing into a bowl add a few raisins/cranberries/your favorite dried fruit and ENJOY!
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Perhaps some of you are like I was... wanting to take advantage of the health benefits of oatmeal, but uncertain how to prepare it so that you and your family will actually eat it. After experimenting a bit, and reading lots of recipes, I've come up with a simple, yet tasty way to prepare McCANN's Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal. Give it a try, and you may decide that oatmeal can be a healthy and delicious addition to your breakfast menu.Recipe:
Start by bringing 3 cups of water to a boil (about 3 minutes in the microwave).
In a medium saucepot, melt 1 tablespoon of butter then add 1 cup of oats. Toast the oats on medium heat for about 3 minutes.
Add the boiling water to the toasted oats and simmer for 25 minutes. Don't stir. It should get to a soft bubbling simmer.
If it boils to hard, you stove is set too hot, so turn it down or it will burn.
Add 1 cup of milk (or can do with a mix of milk and buttermilk).
Cook an additional 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Makes 4-5 good size servings with excellent texture and consistency. It thickens once it sits a little bit. You can increase or decrease the milk to adjust the consistency as desired. You can also save it for up to a week in the refrigerator without much difference in taste. Just store in small sealed bowls. Each can of McCANNs oatmeal makes about 16-20 servings.
Everyone likes to top and sweeten their oatmeal differently (sugar, brown sugar, maple syrup, raisins, etc.). Only add the toppings when you're ready to eat it, not before storing in the refrigerator. For my serving, I like to add 2 tsp of brown sugar, a sprinkle of cinnamon, about 1/2 tbsp of butter, and then top with chopped pecans. Very tasty. Hope you enjoy!
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Purchased case of 6 cans from Amazon.com for bucks including shipping.Good quality slow cooking oatmeal. Good shelf life on cans. This is the slow cooking type 20-40 minutes depending on preference. Taste is good.
Ruth's Chia Goodness, Apple Almond Cinnamon, 12 Ounce
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on Sunday, December 1, 2013
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After the high reviews on this product, I figured I should try it out... Maybe I had raised my hopes a little too high, because although this is does have a pretty good taste to it, I don't think it deserves quite 5 stars. You can really taste the apple flavor it in (a little sour), so if you like that flavor in your cereal, then you might like this product! I mixed this first with water, until the chia seeds became a goo-like substance didn't like the taste of that that much. Then I just ate it on its own that tastes great, actually! Eating it plain by the spoonful is a great snack. I haven't tried it with hemp milk or almond milk quite yet, but that might also be a great combination.Read Best Reviews of Ruth's Chia Goodness, Apple Almond Cinnamon, 12 Ounce Here
I had never tried Chia as a food and this was an easy way to become familiar with the product.Want Ruth's Chia Goodness, Apple Almond Cinnamon, 12 Ounce Discount?
Lyons Original Irish Tea. 80 Bags
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on Saturday, November 30, 2013
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I just ordered two boxes of Lyons tea (160 bags), which is great everyday tea, but the expiration date is too close -only 2 months away. I'm not so happy with that. I need a few more months to drink that much tea.This is the best tea I have ever had. Unfortunately the distribution wars make its availability spotty in Boston, where one would expect it to be readily available. When the major markets do have it in stock, the price is more than 20% lower that listed here, and smaller markets occasionally carry it for even less. Lobby your store manager.As an avid tea drinker and Irishman, I was thrilled to find Lyon's tea available from Food Ireland at a reasonable price. The tea arrived swiftly and has an expiration date a year out plenty of time to enjoy the tea.
