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We love snacks. They break up the day, give us a treat to look forward to and keep us from feeling ravenous when the next meal is hours away. But we’ll admit that a handful of sour gummies isn’t the smartest choice when aiming for that last goal. We can’t quit the sugary stuff for good, but we can mix in a few healthy snacks that are as satisfying to our sweet tooth as they are to our hunger pangs. Here, 30 sweet snacks that fit the bill, plus some expert advice from nutritionists. Meet the Expe
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When’s the last time you cooked fish in a new way? Lemon juice, olive oil and garlic are a tried-and-true approach, but personally, we’re a little bored of the usual. Enter these 50 easy salmon recipes that transform the flaky, fatty protein into something spectacular without demanding too much of the cook. Read on for our favorites, which range from salmon BLTs to salmon al pastor. 20 Types of Fish to Eat (That You Can Easily Cook at Home) 1. One-Pan Roasted Salmon with Potatoes and Romaine Pho
Shepherds pie recipe - the ultimate isolation food! Hope you guys enjoy my shepherd's pie recipe, it tasted amazing! All the ingredients are in the video so make sure to make notes!
A man lost over half a stone despite eating 10 slices of pizza every day for a month - and is now more ripped than when he started. Personal trainer Ryan Mercer, 34, ate pizza for breakfast, lunch and dinner and managed to lose a whopping three and a half kilograms during the 30-day challenge. He took on the challenge to show how calorie deficit diets allow people to lose weight without restricting their favourite foods. Ryan, from Bangor in Northern Ireland, carefully planned his diet and made all the pizzas himself, while maintaining his usual exercise regime. He said: "January is a tough month for people when it comes to fitness goals. "I aimed to highlight not only fat loss about calories in and calories out but that it's also not about restriction. "We don't have to restrict our favourite foods to get results and I also wanted to encourage more people to prepare their own food." Ryan's usual diet is a flexible approach to eating, with a healthy protein intake, and seven to 10 portions of fruit and vegetables each day. But for the challenge, Ryan ate nothing but pizza. He added: "I consumed pizza for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. "I had two pitta pizzas and one larger dough-based pizza per day, this equated to roughly 10 slices per day. "Additionally, I left room for additional snacks." Pizza is one of Ryan's favourite foods, but due to his busy schedule, he found it difficult to make time to prepare the pizzas himself. "The hardest part of the entire diet was the preparation," Ryan said. "Pizza is one of my all-time favourite foods, so I enjoyed eating it all month, although I did ensure I had a large variety of different pizzas to give myself some variance." As he prepared everything himself, Ryan spent just under £10 per day on food. He added: "I home-cooked everything. The estimated daily cost was around £6-a--day for two pitta pizzas, and one dough-based pizza and three side salads. "Additionally, I spent around £2 or £3 per day on snacks." At the end of the month, Ryan became leaner, which surprised many of his followers online. He said: "This was a carefully planned dietary strategy. I designed a system, and this is what got me to my goal. "Daily calorie intake was set at 1800-2100 Monday to Friday, 2,700kcal Saturday and Sunday, daily protein target 140g per day, daily fruit and vegetable portion goal, seven portions minimum per day." Ryan only recommends the diet if it suits the person's lifestyle citing "everyone is different". His video reveal garnered over 2 million views online and has generated a huge response. He said: "I feel [that the video] has highlighted the confusion among the masses when it comes to fat loss and nutrition. "I've had some negative comments, some very funny ones and of course some positive feedback. "One thing we have in common is we all eat food so everyone has some sort of opinion when it comes to nutrition."
We are spilling the tea on what to order from LEON! From their gluten free nuggets, vegan burger, waffle fries, wraps - here is our honest restaurant review.
STORY: Location: Sanaa, Yemen This Yemeni woman makes incense in her kitchen to provide for her family To make the incense or ‘Bakhoor’, Wafa al-Surabi mixes rock sugar and rosewater before adding other ingredients to the syrup mixture and pouring the blend into bowls [Wafa al-Surabi, Incense maker] “The essential ingredients in making incense are rock sugar and rose water. That's my preference. Other ingredients are ground oud and oud chips. Of course, I make sure that I only use the excellent-quality raw material because I make high-quality incense and perfumes.” As a widow and mother of six, al-Surabi is one of many women struggling to make ends meet in Yemen Date: February 1, 2023 as food, water, and fuel are unaffordable for many due to inflation Al-Surabi also trains other women to help them join the market [Salah al-Zuraiqi, Owner of fragrance ingredients shop] “Most of my customers are women. It is not for personal use, but to make a living. As a result of the country's situation and the blockade, they are resorting to this type of work to make a living.”
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Wikimedia CommonsThis is the latest in our twice-a-month series on underrated destinations, It’s Still a Big World.César Fernando Aguayo Juárez, the town historian of Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico, tells a story from the heady final days of his country’s colonial period that has the preternatural weight of history about to be repeated.At a meeting of insurrectionary plotters, Miguel Hidalgo, a future founding father, then the parish priest of the r
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A bevy of booze brands will be in the Super Bowl ad lineup this year, now that Anheuser-Busch has ended its exclusive advertising sponsorship after more than 30 years. In addition to celebrities hawking Budweiser and Michelob Ultra, viewers will see some famous folks touting the qualities of Heineken and Coors, and even suggesting they drink cognac or whiskey — responsibly, of course. Anheuser-Busch, parent of the Bud, Ultra and Busch beer brands, said in June it would end the exclusivity deal it first struck in 1989.
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For the pretzel crust: 4 1/2 cups (200 g) pretzels 1 Tbs. firmly packed light brown sugar (or coconut sugar) 1/2 cup (4 oz) vegan butter, melted and cooled Pinch of kosher salt For the filling: 1 1/2 cups (12 fl. oz) heavy cream 1/2 lb. (250 g) reduced fat cream cheese, at room temperature 1/2 cup (60 g) confectioners’ sugar (I used a stevia blend finely ground in my vitamix) 1/4 tsp. kosher salt 1 tsp. vanilla extract 1 1/4 cups creamy peanut butter (preferably a good quality with no added sugar) For the topping: 1 cup (8 fl. oz.) heavy cream 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract 2 Tbs. confectioners’ sugar (I used pure stevia) Melted chocolate for garnish Chopped peanut butter cups for garnish Subscribe to my Youtube channel http://bit.ly/1HUugUo FOLLOW ME HERE Truth Social: @writersblock15 Facebook: www.facebook.com/cinnamonsweetshoppe www.facebook.com/wendygail15 Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/wendygail15 Twitter: @writersblock15 Instagram: cinnamon_sweet_shoppe Youtube: youtube.com/cinnamonsweetshoppe Rumble: @cinnamonsweetshoppe MeWe.com : wendygail2 Gettr: @writersblock15
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Spicy Salmon Bowls Ingredients 1 1/2 lbs salmon fillet, cut into 4 portions 1/4 cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons honey For the sriracha mayo 1/2 cup mayo 3 tablespoons sriracha Cooked rice For the pickled cucumbers 2 English cucumbers, sliced thin 1/3 cup rice vinegar 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt Directions For the cucumbers Combine rice vinegar, sugar and salt together in a bowl. Microwave for 2 minutes for the sugar to dissolve. In a shallow bowl, combine cucumbers and pickling mixture. Place in the refrigerator while working on salmon (about 30 minutes stirring occasionally). For the sriracha mayo Combine mayo and Sriracha in a bowl. For the salmon Preheat oven to 400°. Place salmon onto a baking dish and lightly season with salt and pepper. Combine soy sauce and honey together in a bowl and pour evenly over salmon. Spread a layer of Sriracha mayo. Bake for 15-17 minutes, or until cooked through. To serve- scoop rice into a bowl and place salmon fillet over the top. Add pickled cucumbers and drizzle with sriracha mayo. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/joannegpimentel/