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    Humus?

    Posts: 150 Member
    edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
    I got some Tribe Humus,Baby carrots,that Orange stuff (mellon?) and strawberries. Is that good?

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    • Posts: 2,335 Member
      I don't know what yo mean by "good", as taste is subjective. If you mean healthy? Yes, chick peas are great for you.
    • Posts: 487 Member
      Sure is good! I love it all!
    • Posts: 909 Member
      Never heard of Tribe Hummus in particular but hummus is AWESOME. My favorite is when it comes with garlic, and when you eat it with pita chips, and OMG super yummy. And...healthy! Who knew :D

      Good job trying new and healthy things!
    • Posts: 47
      hummus is wonderful! i personally prefer the red pepper hummus with veggies or pretzel thins. it's also delicious as a condiment substitute on a sandwich :)
    • Posts: 777 Member
      Love Hummus, but as far as brands goes Tribe is my absolute least favorite tasting, Sabra my favorite for flavor (next to home made) and Dr. Hummus my fav for snacking b/c I can eat the TUB for 130 calories.
    • Posts: 194
      I hope you mean hummus, and not humus =)
      I definitely wouldn't want to eat that!
    • Posts: 6 Member
      I like the garlic hummus....yummmm! And it's good for you! Just don't eat the whole container at once :)
    • Posts: 976 Member
      Just whipped up some hummus with my hand blender! Yum, yum! Costs only a $.
    • Posts: 1,173 Member
      My favorite is Trader Joe's Jalapeno and Cilantro :heart:
    • Posts: 744 Member
      I agree that Tribe is the least tasty, and Sabra is the best tasting apart from homemade. It's so easy to make if you have a food processor. Chickpeas, garlic, tahini and olive oil. That's the base and then you can practically add anything else you want to it. ie: roasted red pepper, black beans and cilantro, jalapeno's, cumin for a few choices.
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    • Posts: 32 Member
      I hope you mean hummus, and not humus =)
      I definitely wouldn't want to eat that!

      I think I saw that on an episode of "My Strange Addiction." :wink:

      Carrots and hummus have become my new favorite snack!
    • Posts: 1,860 Member
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    • Posts: 6,033 Member
      What do you mean "orange stuff" .. Melons? Cantaloupe?
    • Posts: 7
      Hummus is awesome but I find it to be a bit high in calories for my taste. I like to make lentil hummus because it is much lower calorie because it does not require extra oil. The link below is the recipe I use.

      http://www.choose-healthy-food.com/low-fat-hummus-recipe.html
    • Posts: 8,138 Member
      What do you mean "orange stuff" .. Melons? Cantaloupe?

      Maybe she means oranges. They're pretty orange.
    • Posts: 6,033 Member
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      Maybe she means oranges. They're pretty orange.

      Maybe she's referring to Tang...
    • Posts: 337 Member
      I got some Tribe Humus,Baby carrots,that Orange stuff (mellon?) and strawberries. Is that good?

      I believe the orange stuff is cantaloupe, and yes its good for you. Making your own hummus is almost as simple as breathing especially if you own a food processor. Lots of recipes on the internet. Don't worry if you don't have tahini ( sesame seed paste) you can make your own or sub with olive oil.

      Enjoy your food

      :wink:
    • Posts: 612 Member
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      Maybe she's referring to Tang...

      let's not forget cheetos.
      they are the super stars of the orange diet.
    • Posts: 120
      never really like supermarket hummus, we make ours fresh at work everyday
      Chickpeas (soaked and cooked from scratch), tahini, water, garlic, salt and pepper. Proper hummus, yummy.
    • Posts: 150 Member
      CANALOPE!!!
    • Posts: 120
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      I believe the orange stuff is cantaloupe, and yes its good for you. Making your own hummus is almost as simple as breathing especially if you own a food processor. Lots of recipes on the internet. Don't worry if you don't have tahini ( sesame seed paste) you can make your own or sub with olive oil.

      Enjoy your food

      :wink:

      peanut butter is a good substitute for tahini too :) gives that nutty flavour
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