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I totally make a new creation of new status.


Drumroll!!!!!!!!!!


Nutella coated rice cakes dipped in apple sauce.


Its best when the nutella gets all melty and the apple sauce is cold. MMMMM

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[quote name='Autumn Dusk' post='1663765' date='Sep 25 2008, 07:58 PM']I totally make a new creation of new status.


Drumroll!!!!!!!!!!


Nutella coated rice cakes dipped in apple sauce.


Its best when the nutella gets all melty and the apple sauce is cold. MMMMM[/quote]

Cool thread! :) I like apples dipped in peanut butter for a healthy snack, super easy, cheap and good for you. Oh if you like applesauce try this applesauce "cake"-layer graham crackers and applesauce (however many layers you want)-top with whipped cream or something similar if you want, or add cinnamon or pretty much anything) and let is sit for about an hour to mush together. Awesome! -Katie

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I must get some applesauce and try it!!

When I go to Eatn Park I make my own dessert from the salad bar: raisins, cottage coagulated milk, and a spoonful of those yummy mixed nuts.

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Frozen grapes. (Really! Just try it. I know it sounds weird.)

Edamame.

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[quote name='philothea' post='1663826' date='Sep 25 2008, 09:32 PM']Frozen grapes. (Really! Just try it. I know it sounds weird.)

Edamame.[/quote]

Frozen grapes is a great one! My mom used to make those all the time for us when we were little. Ahh, memories! Many a brain freeze too though :) Katie

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Frozen bananas :) dipped in chocolate, peanut butter, or caramel.

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Is Nutella healthy for you?

When I was a freshman, there were people pushing Nutella on campus. They hung around giving out free jars for a couple of weeks. Once we were addicted, they started charging the foreign import price.

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I LOVE Nutella SO MUCH. I don't care how bad it is for you. I actually had it on toast for breakfast this morning, no joke. Mmmmmmm. :love:

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string ch****
pb anb celery
honey and pb on whole wheat
trail mix,make your own

Edited by jckinsman
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nutella is healthier than say, fudge. Its probably healthier than cheap peanutbutter becuase it has no corn syrup as a sweetner.

Nutella is addicting!!!

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Ya know all the europeans are big on Nutella and it is good. But it is like candy for me. I could not eat it everyday and beleive it is healthy.

I would rather have Peanut butter.

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this thread is making me drool :drool:

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I make my own hummus.

1 clove garlic chopped
1 can chickpeas rinced
some lemon juice
some olive oil
some tahini (ground sesame paste - optional)
some salt to taste (which will be waaaaay less than the store bought)

blend with a hand blender

eat with pitas, wheat thins, veggies, etc.

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[quote name='Tinkerlina' post='1663805' date='Sep 25 2008, 07:05 PM']Cool thread! :) I like apples dipped in peanut butter for a healthy snack, super easy, cheap and good for you.[/quote]

I eat that almost everyday.

[quote name='jckinsman' post='1664036' date='Sep 26 2008, 01:25 AM']string ch****
pb anb celery
honey and pb on whole wheat
trail mix,make your own[/quote]

:drool:

I love hummus and tomatoes and chees* rolled up in a whole wheat tortilla and heated up a little bit. It's DELISH.

Tabouleh is tasty too.

Edited by goldbug16
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[quote name='Sarah_JC' post='1664120' date='Sep 26 2008, 11:41 AM']I make my own hummus.

1 clove garlic chopped
1 can chickpeas rinced
some lemon juice
some olive oil
some tahini (ground sesame paste - optional)
some salt to taste (which will be waaaaay less than the store bought)

blend with a hand blender

eat with pitas, wheat thins, veggies, etc.[/quote]
hummus :drool:

Archaeology cat
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[quote name='rachael' post='1664206' date='Sep 26 2008, 06:12 PM']hummus :drool:[/quote]
ditto :drool:

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[quote name='Sarah_JC' post='1664120' date='Sep 26 2008, 09:41 AM']I make my own hummus.

1 clove garlic chopped
1 can chickpeas rinced
some lemon juice
some olive oil
some tahini (ground sesame paste - optional)
some salt to taste (which will be waaaaay less than the store bought)

blend with a hand blender

eat with pitas, wheat thins, veggies, etc.[/quote]
+J.M.J.+
sounds great! i love hummus but i've never tried making my own. :think:

i second:
-pb & apples
-pb & celery
-tortillas with cheeze
-small bowl of cereal

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