What's a food you're currently obsessed with?
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »springlering62 wrote: ».....but what do you fill them with, @pancakerunner ?! 😂
@springlering62 lol when i was on my fat free kick years ago I would fill them with fat free smuckers caramel syrup. Now I actually just like them plain! or with ice cream
I used to fill them with whipped cream and freeze it and it kind of was like a SUPER light, whipped ice cream.
this reminds me of when I would do that with nilla wafers0 -
Almond flour tortillas
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another thing I literally just tried 1 minute ago but is really good... greek yogurt mixed with malted milk powder.2
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Sunflower Lechithin granules
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Strawberries and squirty cream to take away sweet tooth craving in evening.0
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Similar to nutritional yeast. Excellent thickener. I also sprinkle on vegetables with herbs, sea salt. Love it in green drinks!1 -
Lundberg Organic Brown Rice Cakes. Idgaf about organic but these things are so much crunchier than Quaker ones.2
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IronIsMyTherapy wrote: »Lundberg Organic Brown Rice Cakes. Idgaf about organic but these things are so much crunchier than Quaker ones.
The Sweet mochi rice are fabulous and wild rice!!1 -
IronIsMyTherapy wrote: »Lundberg Organic Brown Rice Cakes. Idgaf about organic but these things are so much crunchier than Quaker ones.
The Sweet mochi rice are fabulous and wild rice!!
I'll look out for them1 -
Chipotle laughing cow cheese
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kbushe3221 wrote: »Chipotle laughing cow cheese
laughing cow + pretzel sticks are so good1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Been loving animal cookies dipped in milk lately. Only 8 calories per cookie.
The 46 oz container of animal crackers have become a staple. And, of course, the broken ones have no calories.
plain animal crackers are very underrated!
But only the unforsted ones, with just a hint of lemon. Frosted animal crackers are an abomination.3 -
I saw some people on instagram talking about how jelicious yuzu mayonnaise is so I ordered some and yes. It is. So citrusy and strong a tiny bit goes a long way. I already put it on bbq chicken sandwiches (with BBQ sauce from The Salt Lick outside Austin 🤤) and in a beet salad with walnuts and chives. It'd be sooo good on a banh mi too.
From the same place I got the mayo (Milk Street, run by the bow tie guy from America's Test Kitchen) I also bought some Burnt Sugar Orange flavored coffee sugar, which is supposed to taste like the Café Brulot they serve at Arnaud's and other grande dame New Orleans restaurants. It's... kind of close, a little heavier on the orange and less spicy complexity than the real thing. It's really good in the lazy man's cafe de olla I usually make (cinnamon and/or coco powder mixed with the coffee grounds in my drip machine). I think what it really needs is a healthy shot of brandy though. 😉
Typing this out I realize I guess I've been filling the void where travel used to be with online shopping for food?2 -
Almond Butter and cashew butter
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nicsflyingcircus wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Been loving animal cookies dipped in milk lately. Only 8 calories per cookie.
The 46 oz container of animal crackers have become a staple. And, of course, the broken ones have no calories.
plain animal crackers are very underrated!
But only the unforsted ones, with just a hint of lemon. Frosted animal crackers are an abomination.
I am one of the 3 who disagree. And I have no regret haha0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »nicsflyingcircus wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Been loving animal cookies dipped in milk lately. Only 8 calories per cookie.
The 46 oz container of animal crackers have become a staple. And, of course, the broken ones have no calories.
plain animal crackers are very underrated!
But only the unforsted ones, with just a hint of lemon. Frosted animal crackers are an abomination.
I am one of the 3 who disagree. And I have no regret haha
I didn't hit the disagree button but I'll say it loud and proud.
Frosted animal cookies are deeeeeeeeelicious. 1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »nicsflyingcircus wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Been loving animal cookies dipped in milk lately. Only 8 calories per cookie.
The 46 oz container of animal crackers have become a staple. And, of course, the broken ones have no calories.
plain animal crackers are very underrated!
But only the unforsted ones, with just a hint of lemon. Frosted animal crackers are an abomination.
I am one of the 3 who disagree. And I have no regret haha
I didn't hit the disagree button but I'll say it loud and proud.
Frosted animal cookies are deeeeeeeeelicious.
Gross.0 -
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Extra dark pretzels. These are soooooo good.
And the salt lovers dream ones.
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