Hi Everyone!
Yes, I am back with my weekly product review! I know, I know, it took me a while - but here we go!
At this blog, I review products that claim to be green, healthy, organic, vegan, or vegetarian on their packaging.
1. Fantastic World Foods "Vegetarian Sloppy Joe"
4 Stars!
Great flavorful meal, quick and easy to prepare, and it is vegan. All you have to add is water and tomato paste, so it is convenient too. The only downfall of this product is, it is too spicy for my kids. This is definitely a grown-up food. So if you like sloppy-Joe's and want a healthy, yet spicy variety, go for it. Available in most grocery stores.
2. Arnold Select Sandwich Thins - Multi-grain
5 Stars!
Perfect, thin buns with a great multi-grain flavor without all that puffiness of regular buns. Great for the sloppy Joe's above or any sandwich! Great buy!
3. Silk Creamer "French Vanilla"
5 Stars!
I love flavored creamers - and I love this one even more, considering that is soy-milk-based! Finally an non-dairy coffee-creamer I can feel good about. For those who are not used to soy-milk, this product is thinner then a regular creamer, as most soy-milk products are. But it adds great flavor to your cup of coffee!
4. Gardenburger "Mama Mia Meatballs"
5 Stars!
These little soy "meat"-balls are delicious, easy and fast to prepare, for those days when you are in a hurry, and still want quality. Non-Vegan. Available at most grocery stores.
5. Morning Star Farms "Chick Patties Original"
5 Stars!
100 % Vegetarian
When everyone else is eating chicken sandwiches, you can chow down on the healthier alternative! Convenience that will curb your cravings and temptations for the real thing. Quick, easy lunch! Great! Non-Vegan.
I will be back next week with some more morsels I have discovered along the way. Have a great, and delicious week!
Blessed Be!
Claudia
P.S. Don't forget to check out my new Wiccan Blog!
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Sunday, April 19, 2009
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Food Reviews - New Things to Try Out!
Hi Everyone!
Here is another list of healthy living products, I have been trying out for you!
As always, in order to be featured here, a product has to fit under the following categories:
1. Indicate that it is considered a healthy choice on the package, or
2. Is a whole-grain product, or
3. Is organic, or
4. Is a green household product
Let's begin!
1. Quaker Multigrain Minis - Cinnamon Sugar
5 Stars! Wonderfully sweet little treats, that are made with whole grain, and have only 60 Calories per serving! What is not to like!
2. Activia Yogurth from Dannon
5 Stars! Great tasting yogurth, and good for you! It makes getting a shot of calcium a pleasure!
3. Oat Cluster Cheerios Crunch from General Mills
5 Stars! I love the high iron content. It takes great - okay, it taste like sweet cheerios, what did you expect? With 100 Calories per serving it is a great way to get your vitamins, fiber and the iron many of us our lacking in our diet.
4. Seventh Generation, Natural All Purpose Cleaner.
5 Stars! With no perfumes and dyes, do not expect the usual scents or smells of a cleaner - which I find such a refreshing change - but it works as well as any of the products I used to use, and which fumes I inhaled. So, do yourself, the enviroment and your family a favor and switch to Seventh Generation.
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
Here is another list of healthy living products, I have been trying out for you!
As always, in order to be featured here, a product has to fit under the following categories:
1. Indicate that it is considered a healthy choice on the package, or
2. Is a whole-grain product, or
3. Is organic, or
4. Is a green household product
Let's begin!
1. Quaker Multigrain Minis - Cinnamon Sugar
5 Stars! Wonderfully sweet little treats, that are made with whole grain, and have only 60 Calories per serving! What is not to like!
2. Activia Yogurth from Dannon
5 Stars! Great tasting yogurth, and good for you! It makes getting a shot of calcium a pleasure!
3. Oat Cluster Cheerios Crunch from General Mills
5 Stars! I love the high iron content. It takes great - okay, it taste like sweet cheerios, what did you expect? With 100 Calories per serving it is a great way to get your vitamins, fiber and the iron many of us our lacking in our diet.
4. Seventh Generation, Natural All Purpose Cleaner.
5 Stars! With no perfumes and dyes, do not expect the usual scents or smells of a cleaner - which I find such a refreshing change - but it works as well as any of the products I used to use, and which fumes I inhaled. So, do yourself, the enviroment and your family a favor and switch to Seventh Generation.
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
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Thursday, March 20, 2008
So, What Did I Eat Yesterday - Results of Food Diary
Hi Everyone!
Here we are with the results of my keeping a food diary for a day.
This is what I ate ( I deliberately did not censor myself, only recorded)
1/2 banana
1 serving of cream of wheat with milk and a little bit of sugar
1 serving of white beans in tomato sauce with some chicken breast (about a serving)
medium mixed salad (mixed lettuce, tomato, zucchini, onion), light dressing
3 pieces of chocolate
1/2 serving of the white beans from above (leftovers)
2/3 serving of lasagna
1 tomato
1/2 serving of steak-onion-zucchini stir-fry
******
What is the conclusion of this challenge?
Personal observation, I did not eat allot of complex carbohydrates yesterday.
My general observation was, that while it is tedious to record everything, the awareness that the recording brings, is worth the work. Being aware gives you the opportunity to create balance, that goes for eating as well as everything else in your life. Therefore if you have to use the tool of a food diary to create this awareness, by all rights do so.
If you want to share your experience, or discuss anymore food and relationship of health and thinking, feel free to join my Yahoo Group
"Think Well of Food" at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
See you there
Peace
Claudia Blanton
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Here we are with the results of my keeping a food diary for a day.
This is what I ate ( I deliberately did not censor myself, only recorded)
1/2 banana
1 serving of cream of wheat with milk and a little bit of sugar
1 serving of white beans in tomato sauce with some chicken breast (about a serving)
medium mixed salad (mixed lettuce, tomato, zucchini, onion), light dressing
3 pieces of chocolate
1/2 serving of the white beans from above (leftovers)
2/3 serving of lasagna
1 tomato
1/2 serving of steak-onion-zucchini stir-fry
******
What is the conclusion of this challenge?
Personal observation, I did not eat allot of complex carbohydrates yesterday.
My general observation was, that while it is tedious to record everything, the awareness that the recording brings, is worth the work. Being aware gives you the opportunity to create balance, that goes for eating as well as everything else in your life. Therefore if you have to use the tool of a food diary to create this awareness, by all rights do so.
If you want to share your experience, or discuss anymore food and relationship of health and thinking, feel free to join my Yahoo Group
"Think Well of Food" at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
See you there
Peace
Claudia Blanton
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Are You Keeping A Food Diary?
Hi Everyone!
Many people, especially those who are trying to loose weight keep a Journal about what they are eating.
Are you one of them?
I am telling you, that I have never been one to keep track of what I am eating, in detail, as I eat usually a relatively healthy diet, and I am in the range of my ideal weight, but as I hear more and more suggestions to keep track of what you are eating to see what kind of junk we unknowingly add to our body, I took on that challenge.
So, starting tomorrow, I will keep a food journal for a day, just to see how it feels. I will post the results Thursday, right here.
Want to follow along?
You can do so by keeping your own journal just for yourself, or if you are interested in sharing with others, I encourage you to join the "Think Well Of Food" Yahoo Group, where you can post your results to the group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood is the link to the group.
Let's see how that works out! I am exited!
Peace
Claudia
Many people, especially those who are trying to loose weight keep a Journal about what they are eating.
Are you one of them?
I am telling you, that I have never been one to keep track of what I am eating, in detail, as I eat usually a relatively healthy diet, and I am in the range of my ideal weight, but as I hear more and more suggestions to keep track of what you are eating to see what kind of junk we unknowingly add to our body, I took on that challenge.
So, starting tomorrow, I will keep a food journal for a day, just to see how it feels. I will post the results Thursday, right here.
Want to follow along?
You can do so by keeping your own journal just for yourself, or if you are interested in sharing with others, I encourage you to join the "Think Well Of Food" Yahoo Group, where you can post your results to the group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood is the link to the group.
Let's see how that works out! I am exited!
Peace
Claudia
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Food Reviews Time Again! Yummy!
Hi Everyone!
Here we go again! It is time to try out new foods! I had fun experimenting and revisiting old favorites. I hope you will be enjoying this little trip to the grocery store, right along with me!
Keep in mind that the food products featured on this blog have to fall under one or more of the following categories:
1. Indicate that their healthy on their package
2. Are a whole grain product
3. Is an organic product.
Here we go:
Here we go again! It is time to try out new foods! I had fun experimenting and revisiting old favorites. I hope you will be enjoying this little trip to the grocery store, right along with me!
Keep in mind that the food products featured on this blog have to fall under one or more of the following categories:
1. Indicate that their healthy on their package
2. Are a whole grain product
3. Is an organic product.
Here we go:
- All Bran Multigrain Crackers from Kelloggs. 5. Stars! Okay the packaging is not the greatest, looks more like a not to great cereal package, but do not let yourself get sidetracked by that, and go for the stuff inside! It is great! With a slight sweet aftertaste these crackers are a little treasure. And with 5 grams of fiber per serving, you can not beat that snack
- "Clearly Organic" Organic Black Beans 15 oz can. 5 Starts! Beans are a must in a healthy kitchen and these canned black beans make it easy to add nutrition to any meal. Do not forget to rinse, though, even if they are already low in sodium (85 mg = 4 %)
- Tropicana No Pulp Calcium Orange Juice 5 Stars! You already know that we should have more calcium in our diet, so there is a chance for a great, sweet, tasty way to bring more of that good stuff into your life.
- Goldfish Whole Grain Crackers from Pepperidge Farm 4 Stars! Not quite as cheesy as the regular variety but still satisfying! Worth the switch!
Now it is your turn to be adventurous!
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
A Quick Oprah - Dr. Oz Recap - Part One
Hi Everyone!
This is going to be a quick recap of Oprah's show from yesterday, about ant-aging, and living a healthy lifestyle. (Part one)
White tea!
Again Dr. Oz stressed the importance of drinking white and green tea, but pointing toward the white teas, as they have a more powerful level of antioxidants.
I agree with the good Doctor. Drink your white tea! Available now in so many different varieties, my daughter loves the strawberry flavored one, and I am a blueberry tea person. Check them out!
Dr. Oz also mentioned spices. Here are a few to have in your cabinet at all times:
1. Cinnamon
2. Ginger
3. Cayenne Pepper
4. Turmeric - which is within cumin
5. Paprika
6. Rosemary for focus.
Now, lets get to the fiber, people!
Women need 25 grams, men need 35 grams, a day!
Remember to please add them slowly over time to your diet, to avoid digestive problems, as I have mentioned in various posts, here, on my groups, and in my articles. Slow down people!
How do you add fiber into your diet?
1. Eat 100 % Whole Grain Bread!
2. Eat beans
3. Eat fruits and veggies (don't drink them, chew)
4. Eat Whole Grain Cereal!
5. Switch to Steal Cut Oats
6. Switch to brown rice
7. Switch to whole grain pasta
Tomorrow, I will be posting the second half of info from the show, which will mainly include exercise and the recommended dosing of vitamins according to Dr. Oz.
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
This is going to be a quick recap of Oprah's show from yesterday, about ant-aging, and living a healthy lifestyle. (Part one)
White tea!
Again Dr. Oz stressed the importance of drinking white and green tea, but pointing toward the white teas, as they have a more powerful level of antioxidants.
I agree with the good Doctor. Drink your white tea! Available now in so many different varieties, my daughter loves the strawberry flavored one, and I am a blueberry tea person. Check them out!
Dr. Oz also mentioned spices. Here are a few to have in your cabinet at all times:
1. Cinnamon
2. Ginger
3. Cayenne Pepper
4. Turmeric - which is within cumin
5. Paprika
6. Rosemary for focus.
Now, lets get to the fiber, people!
Women need 25 grams, men need 35 grams, a day!
Remember to please add them slowly over time to your diet, to avoid digestive problems, as I have mentioned in various posts, here, on my groups, and in my articles. Slow down people!
How do you add fiber into your diet?
1. Eat 100 % Whole Grain Bread!
2. Eat beans
3. Eat fruits and veggies (don't drink them, chew)
4. Eat Whole Grain Cereal!
5. Switch to Steal Cut Oats
6. Switch to brown rice
7. Switch to whole grain pasta
Tomorrow, I will be posting the second half of info from the show, which will mainly include exercise and the recommended dosing of vitamins according to Dr. Oz.
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
Labels:
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Sunday, February 3, 2008
Play with your Food
Hi Everyone!
Sounds like a strange title for a blog.
This is an invitation to do exactly, what we were told not to do, when we were kids: Play with your food.
Okay, I am not talking about having a food fight, what I am talking about is, to get more in touch with what you are eating, by getting more in touch, literally.
Touch your food - feel the texture of the flakes of your (hopefully whole-grain) cereal. Break it, crunch it up, really examine it. You are putting this into your body, don't you think you should know, how it feels like, and what the texture is?
Become familiar with all of your foods, your lunch meat for example. Bend it pull it apart, hold it in your hands, feel it. You can find out lots of things by it's texture, like the fat-content, just by the way it feels, and looks.
When you make a cake, feel the dough, touch the flour with your hands, to break up the clumps before sifting. Can you feel a difference between whole-wheat flour, and regular cake-flour? Find out!
The purpose of this is the following:
1. Too many times we connect so many emotions to how we are eating, that we forget how it feels like to really be present with food. This exercise or game if you will, gets you back in touch with the food, and away from the emotions.
2. You should really think about what you are putting into your mouth. After all it effects you greatly. Then shouldn't you know all about it, at least all that your senses have to offer?
3. Being aware that the rules we are usually taught in childhood about food, are not because they have any merit - expect the one of not talking with your mouth full - but because they were either a convenience for our parents, or they were simply brought forth, because they were taught that way.
This gives you a chance to detach from these rules, and make up your own. After all, it is your life, not that of your family you are living, so why play by their rules still? At the same time, you are giving yourself an opportunity not to pass those rules onto another generation, who is already beginning to struggle with issues relating to food.
Think about it!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Sounds like a strange title for a blog.
This is an invitation to do exactly, what we were told not to do, when we were kids: Play with your food.
Okay, I am not talking about having a food fight, what I am talking about is, to get more in touch with what you are eating, by getting more in touch, literally.
Touch your food - feel the texture of the flakes of your (hopefully whole-grain) cereal. Break it, crunch it up, really examine it. You are putting this into your body, don't you think you should know, how it feels like, and what the texture is?
Become familiar with all of your foods, your lunch meat for example. Bend it pull it apart, hold it in your hands, feel it. You can find out lots of things by it's texture, like the fat-content, just by the way it feels, and looks.
When you make a cake, feel the dough, touch the flour with your hands, to break up the clumps before sifting. Can you feel a difference between whole-wheat flour, and regular cake-flour? Find out!
The purpose of this is the following:
1. Too many times we connect so many emotions to how we are eating, that we forget how it feels like to really be present with food. This exercise or game if you will, gets you back in touch with the food, and away from the emotions.
2. You should really think about what you are putting into your mouth. After all it effects you greatly. Then shouldn't you know all about it, at least all that your senses have to offer?
3. Being aware that the rules we are usually taught in childhood about food, are not because they have any merit - expect the one of not talking with your mouth full - but because they were either a convenience for our parents, or they were simply brought forth, because they were taught that way.
This gives you a chance to detach from these rules, and make up your own. After all, it is your life, not that of your family you are living, so why play by their rules still? At the same time, you are giving yourself an opportunity not to pass those rules onto another generation, who is already beginning to struggle with issues relating to food.
Think about it!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Bean and Cheese Quesadillas Recipe
Hi Everyone!
Try out this quick and easy recipe! It is delicious, fun to make, and nutritious.
You will need:
2 Small Whole-Wheat Tortillas
1/4 cup of refried beans
1/4 cup of shredded cheese (I prefer 2% mild cheddar for this dish)
substitute for a Mexican blend if you prefer
Salsa ( get your desired heat-level - I am a medium gal)
Red Chili Sauce
Spread the beans on one of the tortillas.
Place the tortilla in a nonstick pan, over medium high heat.
Top right away with cheese.
Top the whole thing with another tortilla.
When the cheese begins to melt, flip like a pancake.
Heat for about 2 more minutes, or until the cheese is melted completely.
Remove from pan, cut into wedges, and enjoy immediately, with a spoonful of salsa on the side.
You can add some spice to the refried beans, if you like it really hot! Use some red chili sauce (just a few drops) or put some jalapenos slices in the tortilla before topping it with cheese.
Enjoy!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Try out this quick and easy recipe! It is delicious, fun to make, and nutritious.
You will need:
2 Small Whole-Wheat Tortillas
1/4 cup of refried beans
1/4 cup of shredded cheese (I prefer 2% mild cheddar for this dish)
substitute for a Mexican blend if you prefer
Salsa ( get your desired heat-level - I am a medium gal)
Red Chili Sauce
Spread the beans on one of the tortillas.
Place the tortilla in a nonstick pan, over medium high heat.
Top right away with cheese.
Top the whole thing with another tortilla.
When the cheese begins to melt, flip like a pancake.
Heat for about 2 more minutes, or until the cheese is melted completely.
Remove from pan, cut into wedges, and enjoy immediately, with a spoonful of salsa on the side.
You can add some spice to the refried beans, if you like it really hot! Use some red chili sauce (just a few drops) or put some jalapenos slices in the tortilla before topping it with cheese.
Enjoy!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
Food Reviews - New Things to Try Out!
Hi Everyone!
Again, it is time to review some products! As always, these food products fall under the one or more of the following categories:
1. They are considered healthy.
2. They are labeled as healthy in some form on the package
3. They are labeled as whole-grain.
4. They are labeled as organic.
Here are the products:
Triscuit Rosemary and Olive Oil Whole Grain Wheat Crackers
3 1/2 Stars! Okay, they do not have the same texture, then "normal" crackers, it is more in texture like cereal, but the flavor is good. So, if you are adventurous, feel free to try these crackers.
Celestial Seasonings "true blueberry" herbal tea, caffeine free
5 Stars! Yummy! This is a great tea to relax to and wind down with! I love the strong flavor, and it's scent is also delicious. Love it!
Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal with real Strawberry
5 Stars! Smells nice, taste great, what is not to love. I like the iron contest 45 % (got a growing daughter at home! Iron is important!) Overall a good thing!
Picksweet Deluxe Steamers Edamame Soybeans in the Shell!
5 Stars! A great snack, or a crunchy addition to a healthy salad, with lots of fiber and in an easy to prepare steam bag, these little things are a stable in my kitchen.
Okay, now you have a few more products to try out! Have fun being adventurous, and step a little outside of your usual "eating box"!
Have a great day!
Claudia
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Again, it is time to review some products! As always, these food products fall under the one or more of the following categories:
1. They are considered healthy.
2. They are labeled as healthy in some form on the package
3. They are labeled as whole-grain.
4. They are labeled as organic.
Here are the products:
Triscuit Rosemary and Olive Oil Whole Grain Wheat Crackers
3 1/2 Stars! Okay, they do not have the same texture, then "normal" crackers, it is more in texture like cereal, but the flavor is good. So, if you are adventurous, feel free to try these crackers.
Celestial Seasonings "true blueberry" herbal tea, caffeine free
5 Stars! Yummy! This is a great tea to relax to and wind down with! I love the strong flavor, and it's scent is also delicious. Love it!
Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal with real Strawberry
5 Stars! Smells nice, taste great, what is not to love. I like the iron contest 45 % (got a growing daughter at home! Iron is important!) Overall a good thing!
Picksweet Deluxe Steamers Edamame Soybeans in the Shell!
5 Stars! A great snack, or a crunchy addition to a healthy salad, with lots of fiber and in an easy to prepare steam bag, these little things are a stable in my kitchen.
Okay, now you have a few more products to try out! Have fun being adventurous, and step a little outside of your usual "eating box"!
Have a great day!
Claudia
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Kitchen Makeover - Part One
Hi Everyone!
All right, time to be truth-full:
How "healthy-living ready" is your kitchen?
What I mean with this is:
1. How cluttered is your kitchen?
2. When is the last time you threw out spices and other things you really did not need or want anymore, but have anyway?
3. How much junk food is in your kitchen? Do you have any space left for healthy foods?
4. Are your drawers filled with gadgets you never use? How about your cabinets?
Why am I asking you this?
Let me elaborate:
- As you know, what you think effects your life greatly. An organized kitchen feels good, may it be by giving you a sense of pride or a feeling of control. The main goal is that it feels good to be in your kitchen for yourself.
- Appreciation and Gratitude (which draws more of what you want toward you), is only possible if you know what you have. You can not be appreciative of a mess, but you can be appreciative of an deliberately, organized kitchen.
- Filling your life with things you do not need, robs you of space and energy. Give this energy away by donating these items to neighbors and friends. You free yourself for things you do need and want.
- It is so much easier to cook in a clean, organized, deliberately chosen kitchen. Make it as convenient as possible for you and your family to cook healthy.
If you need any tips on how to make your kitchen a deliberate co-creation tool, call me at 813 - 531 - 8379 or email me at
ClaudiaBlanton@lycos.com
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
All right, time to be truth-full:
How "healthy-living ready" is your kitchen?
What I mean with this is:
1. How cluttered is your kitchen?
2. When is the last time you threw out spices and other things you really did not need or want anymore, but have anyway?
3. How much junk food is in your kitchen? Do you have any space left for healthy foods?
4. Are your drawers filled with gadgets you never use? How about your cabinets?
Why am I asking you this?
Let me elaborate:
- As you know, what you think effects your life greatly. An organized kitchen feels good, may it be by giving you a sense of pride or a feeling of control. The main goal is that it feels good to be in your kitchen for yourself.
- Appreciation and Gratitude (which draws more of what you want toward you), is only possible if you know what you have. You can not be appreciative of a mess, but you can be appreciative of an deliberately, organized kitchen.
- Filling your life with things you do not need, robs you of space and energy. Give this energy away by donating these items to neighbors and friends. You free yourself for things you do need and want.
- It is so much easier to cook in a clean, organized, deliberately chosen kitchen. Make it as convenient as possible for you and your family to cook healthy.
If you need any tips on how to make your kitchen a deliberate co-creation tool, call me at 813 - 531 - 8379 or email me at
ClaudiaBlanton@lycos.com
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
More articles on healthy eating!
Hi Everyone!
Ready to read some more tips on healthy eating? Then stop by my Yahoo Group
"Think Well of Food!"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
I post new articles daily, inspirational thoughts, and any information I can get my hands on, that pertain to healthy eating, balanced living, and powerful thinking!
See you there!
Claudia
Ready to read some more tips on healthy eating? Then stop by my Yahoo Group
"Think Well of Food!"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
I post new articles daily, inspirational thoughts, and any information I can get my hands on, that pertain to healthy eating, balanced living, and powerful thinking!
See you there!
Claudia
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
More Product Reviews - Eating Healthy and Enjoying it Too!
Hi Everyone!
Today, I am back to post a few more food product reviews for you!
As always, for the products to be featured here, they have to fall under one or more categories:
> indicate on the package that the product is a healthy choice
> made with whole-grain
> is organic
This week we had a huge Quaker product sale, so here are a few of the products we tried as a result:
Quaker Simple Harvest All Natural Instant Multigrain Cereal:
Apple with Cinamon: 5 Stars! My daughter loves the sutle flavor of this cereal. If you are used to oatmeal, the texture is completly different. The barley, wheat and oat combination is great!
Vanilla, Almond, Honey: 5 Stars! If you like almonds and vanilla, you are in for a treat! Alone the way the cereal smells when it cooks in the microwave is wonderful! My favorite!
Quaker Granola Chocolate Bites
5 Stars!
Okay, at first, when I saw the little round things, I wasn't going to try them, but I am glad, I did! The flavor is really nice chocolaty, and the serving size is perfect.
Quaker Honey Nut Chewy Granola Bars
4 Stars!
While I prefer the Kashi bars, this granola bar is nice. For 90 Calories, this makes a smart snack. Sweet, and has a nice texture! Go for it!
Have fun trying these products!
Have a wonderful day!
For more articles on health related issues, such as emotional eating, visit my new Yahoo Group "Think Well of Food!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Today, I am back to post a few more food product reviews for you!
As always, for the products to be featured here, they have to fall under one or more categories:
> indicate on the package that the product is a healthy choice
> made with whole-grain
> is organic
This week we had a huge Quaker product sale, so here are a few of the products we tried as a result:
Quaker Simple Harvest All Natural Instant Multigrain Cereal:
Apple with Cinamon: 5 Stars! My daughter loves the sutle flavor of this cereal. If you are used to oatmeal, the texture is completly different. The barley, wheat and oat combination is great!
Vanilla, Almond, Honey: 5 Stars! If you like almonds and vanilla, you are in for a treat! Alone the way the cereal smells when it cooks in the microwave is wonderful! My favorite!
Quaker Granola Chocolate Bites
5 Stars!
Okay, at first, when I saw the little round things, I wasn't going to try them, but I am glad, I did! The flavor is really nice chocolaty, and the serving size is perfect.
Quaker Honey Nut Chewy Granola Bars
4 Stars!
While I prefer the Kashi bars, this granola bar is nice. For 90 Calories, this makes a smart snack. Sweet, and has a nice texture! Go for it!
Have fun trying these products!
Have a wonderful day!
For more articles on health related issues, such as emotional eating, visit my new Yahoo Group "Think Well of Food!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkwelloffood
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
813 - 531 - 8379
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Stop Teaching Children Emotional Eating!
Have you ever offered your child or grandchild a piece of candy or chocolate, because and after they've got hurt?
Have you sat down to a talk and cake with your daughter?
Have the words "Eat something, you'll feel better!" been uttered from your mouth, and they were directed toward your children or grandchildren?
Then my question is, how are we surprised that your children are learning to eat emotionally?
It is time to refocus ourselves. We have been teaching generations to view food to become more then it is, then we made up an industry to fix it, and it doesn't work!
Whatever happened to eating because we need to eat to fuel our body, and having conversations to nourish our soul? Both of them NOT at the same time!
Food is fuel and a sensual experience only. Anything else is an addition we have put upon a physical process.
The problem is now, that we have to fix the unhealthy connection between food and emotions, so that we can again free ourselves, and enjoy all of us!
So, to all the parents and caregivers out there:
Stop teaching the next generation emotional eating!
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Have you sat down to a talk and cake with your daughter?
Have the words "Eat something, you'll feel better!" been uttered from your mouth, and they were directed toward your children or grandchildren?
Then my question is, how are we surprised that your children are learning to eat emotionally?
It is time to refocus ourselves. We have been teaching generations to view food to become more then it is, then we made up an industry to fix it, and it doesn't work!
Whatever happened to eating because we need to eat to fuel our body, and having conversations to nourish our soul? Both of them NOT at the same time!
Food is fuel and a sensual experience only. Anything else is an addition we have put upon a physical process.
The problem is now, that we have to fix the unhealthy connection between food and emotions, so that we can again free ourselves, and enjoy all of us!
So, to all the parents and caregivers out there:
Stop teaching the next generation emotional eating!
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
Have fun with food!
Eating should have a large place in the enjoyment and pleasure of live! (Which does not mean to use food as a substitute for pleasure - more on that in another article)
Having fun eating, yes, playing with your food is a great way to bring back the smile into what should always have been a pleasurable experience - nourishing your body and senses.
Here are a few ways to bring fun to the table:
1. Eat outside - your porch, your balcony, or a park. Have a picnic.
2. Eat with people that make your feel good about yourself - people that accept you as you are now.
3. Try something new!
Buy something at the store, that you never bought before (as long as it is considered healthy), such as a new fruit, or a different whole-grain cereal. You will find some real treasures just by stepping out of your usual comfort zone.
4. Make a kitchen sink soup!
Put together a variety of vegetables, some stock, and add a small amount of lean beef or smoked, lean sausage, and you have yourself a nutritious dinner or lunch. The possibilities for combinations are endless.
5 Have a food fight! (You might want to take that outside, to the back yard!)
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
Having fun eating, yes, playing with your food is a great way to bring back the smile into what should always have been a pleasurable experience - nourishing your body and senses.
Here are a few ways to bring fun to the table:
1. Eat outside - your porch, your balcony, or a park. Have a picnic.
2. Eat with people that make your feel good about yourself - people that accept you as you are now.
3. Try something new!
Buy something at the store, that you never bought before (as long as it is considered healthy), such as a new fruit, or a different whole-grain cereal. You will find some real treasures just by stepping out of your usual comfort zone.
4. Make a kitchen sink soup!
Put together a variety of vegetables, some stock, and add a small amount of lean beef or smoked, lean sausage, and you have yourself a nutritious dinner or lunch. The possibilities for combinations are endless.
5 Have a food fight! (You might want to take that outside, to the back yard!)
Have a wonderful day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
www.create-your-life-dreams.com
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Affirmations About Food!
Replacing negative statements with positive affirmations are a easy, free way to begin the re-shaping of the thought-process regarding food.
Here are some examples on how to re-place a negative statement into a positive affirmation:
Negative Statement: Positive Statement:
I am getting bigger. I am taking charge!
I do not like healthy foods Healthy eating is fun and tasty!
or
It is fun to try out new foods!
It does not matter what I eat, I control my body!
I have bad genes
I love to eat! I love to eat healthy foods!
I like sweets I choose sweets wisely!
These portions are too small. I enjoy every bite, slowly!
I take my time to eat!
Affirmations might not sound like a true statement to you right now. Keep in mind thought, that our words become our thoughts, our thoughts bundled become our feelings, and our feelings create our reality!
Therefore even if a statement does not ring true as you are saying it, ban the negative thoughts out of your head, and proclaim the affirmations anyway!
For more information on healthy, balanced living, contact me at 813 - 531 - 8379
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Here are some examples on how to re-place a negative statement into a positive affirmation:
Negative Statement: Positive Statement:
I am getting bigger. I am taking charge!
I do not like healthy foods Healthy eating is fun and tasty!
or
It is fun to try out new foods!
It does not matter what I eat, I control my body!
I have bad genes
I love to eat! I love to eat healthy foods!
I like sweets I choose sweets wisely!
These portions are too small. I enjoy every bite, slowly!
I take my time to eat!
Affirmations might not sound like a true statement to you right now. Keep in mind thought, that our words become our thoughts, our thoughts bundled become our feelings, and our feelings create our reality!
Therefore even if a statement does not ring true as you are saying it, ban the negative thoughts out of your head, and proclaim the affirmations anyway!
For more information on healthy, balanced living, contact me at 813 - 531 - 8379
or visit my website at www.create-your-life-dreams.com !
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Thursday, December 27, 2007
How do you think about food?
How do you speak, and think about food?
What is your thought-process,when eating? Take a moment to think about what I just asked you. What thoughts do you associate with eating? What words come out of your mouth, when you talk about food?
The relationship you have with food, with thought and words, has a lot to do, with how you feel about yourself, your body image, your weight and your health.
How you think about food, determines, how you eat, what you eat, how much you eat, and how you will feel while eating.
If you go to your food with an attitude of, it needs to fill you quickly, then the what, that you are putting into your mouth, and the flavor of what you are putting in your mouth is less likely to be of high quality.
If you go toward food, as a comfort, it will play that role, while you will pick anything that raises that serotonin, which is fine in moderation, but only in moderation. You know what I am talking about, the chocolate, the cookies, the other sweets, you seem to not be able to stay away from.
If you go toward food, as a booster of energy, you will pick differently. You will pick the apple, or that smoothie, have a dense plate of whole-wheat pasta with fresh pesto. And it will feel good.
If you go toward food, with gratefulness of every bite, and with joy, you will slow down, enjoy, and savor each meal, satisfaction through slow enjoyment. You will feel relaxed, and choose flavor, scent and an experience as a whole. You will be filled after less bites, because you gave your body time to experience the pleasure of food.
How you look at what you eat, makes a large difference in how you will experience food intake, what you choose, and how you will feel.
So, how would you learn to control that?
Here are some quick tips:
1. Set your intend, before you make the food, or go out to eat.
2. Either eat alone, or around people that relax you, and share a similar approach to food, that you are trying to achieve.
3. Take your time, at least once a day, to really look at what you are eating. Smell the food, look at it, smile at it appreciate it. Slow down.
4. Be truly grateful for each bite. As I already explained, that will slow you down as well, and begin to get you focused on what you are doing. Be truly present.
5. Turn off the distractions. Never, never eat in front of the TV, or while listening to music, or reading a book. If you are dining with someone else, talk about how great the food is, share that experience of being present.
In order to truly become in charge of your eating experience, you must be in control of how you think about the situation. Change begins with a thought, and a set intend, a goal, may it be living healthier or loosing a particular weight. It starts in your head.
For more information on Motivational Coaching, and how to life a healthy, balanced life, contact me, Claudia Blanton, at 813 - 531 - 8379 or via email at ClaudiaBlanton@livingpossibilites.com
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What is your thought-process,when eating? Take a moment to think about what I just asked you. What thoughts do you associate with eating? What words come out of your mouth, when you talk about food?
The relationship you have with food, with thought and words, has a lot to do, with how you feel about yourself, your body image, your weight and your health.
How you think about food, determines, how you eat, what you eat, how much you eat, and how you will feel while eating.
If you go to your food with an attitude of, it needs to fill you quickly, then the what, that you are putting into your mouth, and the flavor of what you are putting in your mouth is less likely to be of high quality.
If you go toward food, as a comfort, it will play that role, while you will pick anything that raises that serotonin, which is fine in moderation, but only in moderation. You know what I am talking about, the chocolate, the cookies, the other sweets, you seem to not be able to stay away from.
If you go toward food, as a booster of energy, you will pick differently. You will pick the apple, or that smoothie, have a dense plate of whole-wheat pasta with fresh pesto. And it will feel good.
If you go toward food, with gratefulness of every bite, and with joy, you will slow down, enjoy, and savor each meal, satisfaction through slow enjoyment. You will feel relaxed, and choose flavor, scent and an experience as a whole. You will be filled after less bites, because you gave your body time to experience the pleasure of food.
How you look at what you eat, makes a large difference in how you will experience food intake, what you choose, and how you will feel.
So, how would you learn to control that?
Here are some quick tips:
1. Set your intend, before you make the food, or go out to eat.
2. Either eat alone, or around people that relax you, and share a similar approach to food, that you are trying to achieve.
3. Take your time, at least once a day, to really look at what you are eating. Smell the food, look at it, smile at it appreciate it. Slow down.
4. Be truly grateful for each bite. As I already explained, that will slow you down as well, and begin to get you focused on what you are doing. Be truly present.
5. Turn off the distractions. Never, never eat in front of the TV, or while listening to music, or reading a book. If you are dining with someone else, talk about how great the food is, share that experience of being present.
In order to truly become in charge of your eating experience, you must be in control of how you think about the situation. Change begins with a thought, and a set intend, a goal, may it be living healthier or loosing a particular weight. It starts in your head.
For more information on Motivational Coaching, and how to life a healthy, balanced life, contact me, Claudia Blanton, at 813 - 531 - 8379 or via email at ClaudiaBlanton@livingpossibilites.com
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Healthy Eating - Product Reviews
Hi Everyone!
It is time again, to try out some new foods! I found some really good things over the last few days, so let me share my experiences with you!
Again, a reminder, that all the products listed here, have to follow under the following categories:
1. Be organic
2. Indicated that they are healthier choices on their packaging,
3. Are whole-grain
4. If non-food idem, they have to be a "green"product.
Here is my list:
1. Nutri Grain Whole Wheat Eggo Pancakes
4 Stars!
Nice flavor, I can not tell the difference between them, and the regular ones, but what I do not like, is what they consider one serving : 3 Pancakes? That is a large serving, and promotes overeating!
I recommend eat one of them, top it with fruit, applesauce or yogurt and you have yourself a great breakfast!
2. Breakstone Reduced Fat Sour Cream
5 Stars!
I can not tell the difference between to original and the reduced fat one. I am sticking with the reduced fat version from now on!
3. Ken's Lite Accents Balsamic Vinaigrette Spritzer
5 Stars!
This is my favorite product of this month! Wonderful flavor, only 1 Calorie per Serving, makes eating a salad an culinary experience. I had everyone in my family try it out, and they all agree, even the kids! It is a winner!
4. Oatmeal to go from Quaker Brown Sugar Cinnamon
4 Stars.
Okay, I will not eat those things for breakfast, but as an alternative to a regular cookie or another sweet snack, when I need something to hold me over between meals, it is really good! It has allot of calories per serving, and each square is pretty large, so my daughter and I usually share one. So if you are watching your calorie intake precede with caution. Flavor is great, if you like it sweet! Nice, dense consistency.
That is all for this time! I am hoping you have enjoyed my review. If you have any special products, you would like me to try, and they fall into my categories, please feel free to contact me!
Have a wonderful day!
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It is time again, to try out some new foods! I found some really good things over the last few days, so let me share my experiences with you!
Again, a reminder, that all the products listed here, have to follow under the following categories:
1. Be organic
2. Indicated that they are healthier choices on their packaging,
3. Are whole-grain
4. If non-food idem, they have to be a "green"product.
Here is my list:
1. Nutri Grain Whole Wheat Eggo Pancakes
4 Stars!
Nice flavor, I can not tell the difference between them, and the regular ones, but what I do not like, is what they consider one serving : 3 Pancakes? That is a large serving, and promotes overeating!
I recommend eat one of them, top it with fruit, applesauce or yogurt and you have yourself a great breakfast!
2. Breakstone Reduced Fat Sour Cream
5 Stars!
I can not tell the difference between to original and the reduced fat one. I am sticking with the reduced fat version from now on!
3. Ken's Lite Accents Balsamic Vinaigrette Spritzer
5 Stars!
This is my favorite product of this month! Wonderful flavor, only 1 Calorie per Serving, makes eating a salad an culinary experience. I had everyone in my family try it out, and they all agree, even the kids! It is a winner!
4. Oatmeal to go from Quaker Brown Sugar Cinnamon
4 Stars.
Okay, I will not eat those things for breakfast, but as an alternative to a regular cookie or another sweet snack, when I need something to hold me over between meals, it is really good! It has allot of calories per serving, and each square is pretty large, so my daughter and I usually share one. So if you are watching your calorie intake precede with caution. Flavor is great, if you like it sweet! Nice, dense consistency.
That is all for this time! I am hoping you have enjoyed my review. If you have any special products, you would like me to try, and they fall into my categories, please feel free to contact me!
Have a wonderful day!
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Health Benefits of Tea
Tea, expspecially during the winter season, is comforting and relaxing. At the same time the knowledge of the health benefits of tea is spreading. Let this be a quick reminder of the essential benefits of tea:
Green Tea:
Benefits are
aids digestion
prevents cancer
aids heart-health
Oolong Tea:
Benefits are
lowering cholesterol
combats fatigue
aids digestions
aids heart-health
Herbal Tea:
Herbal teas have a variety of health benefits, depending on the type of tea. Here is a short list of common teas:
1. Fennel: improves appetite
eliminates flatulence
soothes colds
2. Chamomile: soothes stomachs
calms nerves
induces sleep
3. Strawberry: relieves diarrhea
eases arthritis and rheumatism
4. Sage: improves digestion
eases lung congestion and coughs
Adding teas to your daily regimen is a great way to easily and gently improve your overall health!
Stay happy, stay healthy, stay strong! Set your intend!
Have a wonderful day!
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Green Tea:
Benefits are
aids digestion
prevents cancer
aids heart-health
Oolong Tea:
Benefits are
lowering cholesterol
combats fatigue
aids digestions
aids heart-health
Herbal Tea:
Herbal teas have a variety of health benefits, depending on the type of tea. Here is a short list of common teas:
1. Fennel: improves appetite
eliminates flatulence
soothes colds
2. Chamomile: soothes stomachs
calms nerves
induces sleep
3. Strawberry: relieves diarrhea
eases arthritis and rheumatism
4. Sage: improves digestion
eases lung congestion and coughs
Adding teas to your daily regimen is a great way to easily and gently improve your overall health!
Stay happy, stay healthy, stay strong! Set your intend!
Have a wonderful day!
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Poduct Reviews! Let's be Adventures and Try Something New!
Hi Everyone!
I get a thrill out of discovering new ways of doing things, and new ways of staying healthy, and sharing what I found out! So, here are a few products that I have tried recently. All of them have to follow under one of the following categories to be listed here:
a) Indicate that they are healthy, in one form or another on the package.
b) Are organic
c) Are whole grain products
d) Are environmental friendly
Here is the list:
1. DiGorno Harvest Wheat Supreme Pizza
5 Stars!
Very good pizza, if you do like a thicker crust (that is why I end up getting three different pizzas in my house on pizza night, we all disagree on the crust thickness).
2. Wheat Thins Multi Grain
5 Stars!
These crackers are great! The crunch and flavor is perfect for substituting chips in a snack attack, and they are versatile. Get creative! Satisfying!
3. 100 Calorie Pack Chips Ahoy Chewy Cereal Bars
4 Stars!
I prefer the Quaker version of the chocolate chip bars (90 calorie version). Still, not bad.
Here is a non-food idem:
4. Basic H2 from Shaklee (concentrated multi-purpose cleaner)
5 Stars!
Okay Oprah is right! I have first been made curious about this product, watching Oprah, and she was all exited. Now I am as well. Shaklee products are all environmentally friendly, and are worth their price! They even offer free samples!
Here is a link: http://shaklee.net/rj_peralta. Check it out!
(for more info, I posted a link to the right, where you can watch Oprah getting all exited about a cleaner! Worth watching! Very entertaining!)
Hope you are having as much fun, trying out the new stuff, as I had sharing this info with you!
Have a wonderful, happy, balanced day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
Check out the links to my site!
If you like, subscribe!
I get a thrill out of discovering new ways of doing things, and new ways of staying healthy, and sharing what I found out! So, here are a few products that I have tried recently. All of them have to follow under one of the following categories to be listed here:
a) Indicate that they are healthy, in one form or another on the package.
b) Are organic
c) Are whole grain products
d) Are environmental friendly
Here is the list:
1. DiGorno Harvest Wheat Supreme Pizza
5 Stars!
Very good pizza, if you do like a thicker crust (that is why I end up getting three different pizzas in my house on pizza night, we all disagree on the crust thickness).
2. Wheat Thins Multi Grain
5 Stars!
These crackers are great! The crunch and flavor is perfect for substituting chips in a snack attack, and they are versatile. Get creative! Satisfying!
3. 100 Calorie Pack Chips Ahoy Chewy Cereal Bars
4 Stars!
I prefer the Quaker version of the chocolate chip bars (90 calorie version). Still, not bad.
Here is a non-food idem:
4. Basic H2 from Shaklee (concentrated multi-purpose cleaner)
5 Stars!
Okay Oprah is right! I have first been made curious about this product, watching Oprah, and she was all exited. Now I am as well. Shaklee products are all environmentally friendly, and are worth their price! They even offer free samples!
Here is a link: http://shaklee.net/rj_peralta. Check it out!
(for more info, I posted a link to the right, where you can watch Oprah getting all exited about a cleaner! Worth watching! Very entertaining!)
Hope you are having as much fun, trying out the new stuff, as I had sharing this info with you!
Have a wonderful, happy, balanced day!
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
Check out the links to my site!
If you like, subscribe!
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Sunday, December 9, 2007
Easy Ways to Add Nutrition to Your Day!
Here are a few quick tips on adding some extra nutritional value to your life.
* Serve fresh fruit with pancakes instead of syrup.
* Add whole-wheat oatmeal to your pancake batter, and top with apple sauce (the unsweetened kind, or better from your homemade batch)
* Use whole-wheat tortilla chips with salsa as a snack, or switch to a soy chip, or rice cakes as a substitution for regular chips
* have a bowl of whole-grain cereal as a snack
* always eat whole grain bread, better yet, get a bread machine and make your own, maybe add nuts to your batter, ban the white stuff!
* add carrot puree to your spaghetti sauce, or meat loaf
* use canned pumpkin in cakes instead of the suggested fat (oil or butter)
Use this post as an inspiration to look closer to where you can add or substitute an ingredient. Experiment with your food, try out new things, look for labels that indicate a more health conscious choice. Try them out! Step out there and be adventures. Food is fun! Experimenting is fun! Trying new things is fun!
Have a wonderful day
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
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* Serve fresh fruit with pancakes instead of syrup.
* Add whole-wheat oatmeal to your pancake batter, and top with apple sauce (the unsweetened kind, or better from your homemade batch)
* Use whole-wheat tortilla chips with salsa as a snack, or switch to a soy chip, or rice cakes as a substitution for regular chips
* have a bowl of whole-grain cereal as a snack
* always eat whole grain bread, better yet, get a bread machine and make your own, maybe add nuts to your batter, ban the white stuff!
* add carrot puree to your spaghetti sauce, or meat loaf
* use canned pumpkin in cakes instead of the suggested fat (oil or butter)
Use this post as an inspiration to look closer to where you can add or substitute an ingredient. Experiment with your food, try out new things, look for labels that indicate a more health conscious choice. Try them out! Step out there and be adventures. Food is fun! Experimenting is fun! Trying new things is fun!
Have a wonderful day
Claudia Blanton
Motivational Coach, Fundraiser
If you like this blog, subscribe!
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