I feel like I don’t have anything to say here so I’ll just get to it. You saw how clever my title was.
^breakfasts^*
Amazing oatmeal.
In the bowl were unsweetened almond milk, banana hunks, oats, chia seeds, tons of cottage cheese, and the very last of the sweetened condensed milk.
Food Emporium Trading Company Vanilla Granola with Almonds and Pecans in skim milk.
Wallaby low-fat vanilla bean yogurt with blueberries.
This Wallaby was one of the best yogurts I’ve ever tasted! The flecks of vanilla bean throughout felt quite fancy.
^lunches^*
Chinese food.
Eggs scrambled with cottage cheese, greens (a frozen blend from Whole Foods), and 2% provolone.
A sheet of Egg and Onion Matzo with Cabot Light Sharp Cheddar melted on top,
Adam doesn’t like matzo prepared with egg (he’s crazy!) so we eat it as crackers in our house.
^snacks^*
Organic India is promoting their gift baskets for the upcoming holiday season and they offered to send me some products from their Tulsi Tea Line to review.
Please note – these teas were sent to me free of charge. I was not provided further compensation for writing this post. All opinions are my own.
So far I’ve tried the Green Tea, which cold-brewed beautifully. Usually I’m not a green girl (it’s Adam’s favorite) but I loved this one. The flavor is completely devoid of the acridness that I usually taste in green teas. I used it in tasty tea spritzers.
Green tea + Polar Mandarin Seltzer.
Hot beer bread, straight from the oven, with Smart Balance Light.
These guys have the best fizz!
^dinners^*
Different Chinese food.
Bow ties with corn and broccoli, tossed in browned butter.
Thai crunch salad.
Romaine topped with sliced chicken (marinated in TJ’s spicy peanut vinaigrette, then baked), edamame, shredded cabbage, salted peanuts, and more spicy peanut vinaigrette.
A big hunk of beer bread topped with trout salad (TJ’s canned smoked trout mashed with Miracle Whip) and 2% provolone then stuck under the broiler.
The last dinner won best meal of the week. This will be making a reappearance on the meal plan for sure.
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