Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:54
Subject: Re:Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Oven-roasted grape tomatoes.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:33
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
olli baby salamis - my mouth is watering just thinking about them
I love pb2, but I think I gained 5lbs one week when I used it in my smoothies. Now I'm gun shy.
I love pb2, but I think I gained 5lbs one week when I used it in my smoothies. Now I'm gun shy.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:32
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Frozen blueberries & mangos. They taste like ice cream. We eat them like a dessert.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:27
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Cinnamon covered almonds!
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:08
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
I have always hated mushrooms, but once I discovered cooking them in shallots with some port wine and a hit of something creamy, they are in my rotation all the time.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:04
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Fage greek yogurt. So much better than Chobani.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 15:01
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Grilled asparagus with sea salt and olive oil. I let it get a little crispy and it's so tasty. Even my 3 year old gobbles it down. No idea why I ate limp steamed asparagus for so long.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 09:31
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Anonymous wrote:
agree on brussel sprouts
oven bacon with pepper/maple syrup
cheese cauliflower
fish pie (a stew with a mashed potato or cauliflower top)
banana peppers
Mmm, can you post a recipe for the fish pie?
Anonymous
08/29/2014 06:58
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Almond butter on Granny Smith apples.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 06:55
Subject: Re:Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Anonymous wrote:I thought I hated olives my whole life, but I finally tried one (kalamata) and it was delicious! I snack on them all the time now. I tried mushrooms again in case I was mistaken, but apparently I still hate those.
I used to dislike olives, too! A year in Turkey changed that. Now I love them - Greek olives are my favorite.
I've always adored mushrooms. . .
Recent discoveries: Indian spice mixes. LOVE Indian food, and the spice mixes make it easy to cook delicious meals quickly.
Anonymous
08/29/2014 06:26
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Anonymous wrote:FoCo brand Mango Coconut Water. I find all other brands/flavors of coconut water to be disgusting but I'm addicted to this one. The only place I can find it is the convenience store at work and I'm seriously considering purchasing extra boxes tomorrow to take home with me for the long weekend.
You must be in NY. I looked for it in DC and the closest store that sells it is in NY. how does the taste compare to Harmless Harvest? That's the only coconut water I can drink. Everything else takes gross.
Anonymous
08/28/2014 23:00
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Anonymous wrote:Oh also Dominos Fiery Hawaiian pizza. It's so delicious! It's ham, pineapple, roasted red peppers, jalapeños and a little hot sauce.
Yes!!! It's ridiculously good!
Anonymous
08/28/2014 21:31
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
FoCo brand Mango Coconut Water. I find all other brands/flavors of coconut water to be disgusting but I'm addicted to this one. The only place I can find it is the convenience store at work and I'm seriously considering purchasing extra boxes tomorrow to take home with me for the long weekend.
Anonymous
08/28/2014 16:05
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
+1 to the prunes. And dried figs. Every morning my son gets a vit D gummy, probiotic gummy, 2 prunes and a fig. I read one horror story of a toddler that was so constipated his mom had to help him poop (manually, or digitally!) and vowed I would try to avoid this at all costs.
Anonymous
08/28/2014 16:03
Subject: Food you recent discovered and can't live without
Hidden Valley Spicy Chipotle Pepper sauce. Way better than any of the chipotle sauces I've tried to make on my own with actual chipotle peppers, and we use it all the time as a sauce base on chicken flatbreads! So yummy and just the right kick of spicy. http://www.walmart.com/ip/23984409?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227000000000&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=18283950120&veh=sem