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love2beeamom
02-01-2011 at 06:08 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:08 PM.
Quote from ArielA :
Iagree I would LOVE to have the planters Q!!! worship
Me too.. and the bacon, and taco bell, and pickles drool
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DealHog
02-01-2011 at 06:19 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:19 PM.
Quote from love2beeamom :
the crockpot is actually my favorite way to cook chicken ever!
All you chicken crockpot peoplelaugh out loud, do you throw a whole chicken in (for the stuff talked about: tacos, BBQ, etc.) or do you use boneless pieces, or what? Your ideas always sound so good.drool
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love2beeamom
02-01-2011 at 06:27 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:27 PM.
Quote from DealHog :
All you chicken crockpot peoplelaugh out loud, do you throw a whole chicken in (for the stuff talked about: tacos, BBQ, etc.) or do you use boneless pieces, or what? Your ideas always sound so good.drool
I usually use boneless skinless cause that is what I buy most.. but also use breasts with the bone.. I have never done a whole chicken cause we like white meat best Smilie
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mama2cole
02-01-2011 at 06:29 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:29 PM.
Quote from DealHog :
All you chicken crockpot peoplelaugh out loud, do you throw a whole chicken in (for the stuff talked about: tacos, BBQ, etc.) or do you use boneless pieces, or what? Your ideas always sound so good.drool
I've done it both ways. I usually just throw the breasts in, but I've done a whole chicken before. It was yummy.

Quote from mama2cole :
I've done it both ways. I usually just throw the breasts in, but I've done a whole chicken before. It was yummy.
Teehee I said breasts. Teehee
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02-01-2011 at 06:36 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:36 PM.
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High Five I'm looking forward to boozing it up with all y'all as soon as I quit BF'ing
High Five back at ya babe!! Can't wait to have you join us. Have the hot chocklit and peppermint schnapps waiting!!

Quote from DealHog :
All you chicken crockpot peoplelaugh out loud, do you throw a whole chicken in (for the stuff talked about: tacos, BBQ, etc.) or do you use boneless pieces, or what? Your ideas always sound so good.drool
I usually dump a pack of boneless/skinless breasts (M2C Teehee) in but if I'm making chicken and dumplins, I used bone-in breasts and use the broth for my dumplins

Quote from love2beeamom :
I usually use boneless skinless cause that is what I buy most.. but also use breasts with the bone.. I have never done a whole chicken cause we like white meat best Smilie
yeah, I've never done a whole chicken either. having a carcass in my crockpot skeeves me out....vomit
Quote from mama2cole :
I've done it both ways. I usually just throw the breasts in, but I've done a whole chicken before. It was :yummy.



:teehee I said breasts. :teehee
Coverlaugh You nut Wink
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mama2cole
02-01-2011 at 06:46 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:46 PM.
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DealHog
02-01-2011 at 06:54 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:54 PM.
Quote from tootsie67 :
I usually dump a pack of boneless/skinless breasts
That's what I was thinking. The whole chicken is hard to deal with, & not quick at all.
OK, I got another question for you food pros Big Grin, my oldest son has become aware of what he's furiously stuffing in his pie hole. Finally figured out that he doesn't eat healthy foods. I've been preaching it for years, but the coaches at school are starting in on the kids. He never believed me though. Anyway, he wants some healthy snacks. I don't mind cooking, but also am curious about what I can buy. I told him nuts were OK (I'm almost afraid to say that after the breast thingBig Grin). I'm trying to ease him into it, bc if it's too much of a change & if he feels like he's being deprived, he won't do it. IOW, I'm not going to go out & buy all fruits & veggies & tell him that's his alternatives. He's a really big kid (not at all fat, just big), so it's going to have to be substantial. I also mentioned that some cererals eaten dry are OK. We've done a bunch of bars & he's tired of those.
Any suggestions? And thanks!
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mamaoftwins2
02-01-2011 at 06:54 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:54 PM.
OK vampire fans, I am done with twilight..Now which series should I start reading?

And I need suggestions for granola bars for kids as snack items...I know some of you will probably go EEK! but I have never eaten a granola bar so have no experience....

kay12- hug...Is your appointment tomm?..keeping you in my prayers...
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ArielA
02-01-2011 at 06:57 PM.
02-01-2011 at 06:57 PM.
Quote from mamaoftwins2 :
OK vampire fans, I am done with twilight..Now which series should I start reading?
What kinda series do you want? Steamy or steamier?!? laugh out loud

Quote from mamaoftwins2 :
And I need suggestions for granola bars for kids as snack items...I know some of you will probably go EEK! but I have never eaten a granola bar so have no experience....
I just use the MP ones, probably not the healthiest, but they are cheap for when I have no q's Smilie
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flugette
02-01-2011 at 07:13 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:13 PM.
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I don't Keurig, but do they also have the Millstone ones? There was a $2 out for those. (wait... what's your super doubles up to? Just $1.99?)
They might work at Kmart, as I think Kmart's includes $2 Qs (this week only, $2 doubles, limit of FIVE Qs, and must have a $25 purchase).
The Millstone ones weren't on sale, but thanks for the idea. I had sort of forgotten about that coupon, so I just need to keep an eye out at Target and see if I can't squeeze them in a run.

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That's what I was thinking. The whole chicken is hard to deal with, & not quick at all.
OK, I got another question for you food pros Big Grin, my oldest son has become aware of what he's furiously stuffing in his pie hole. Finally figured out that he doesn't eat healthy foods. I've been preaching it for years, but the coaches at school are starting in on the kids. He never believed me though. Anyway, he wants some healthy snacks. I don't mind cooking, but also am curious about what I can buy. I told him nuts were OK (I'm almost afraid to say that after the breast thingBig Grin). I'm trying to ease him into it, bc if it's too much of a change & if he feels like he's being deprived, he won't do it. IOW, I'm not going to go out & buy all fruits & veggies & tell him that's his alternatives. He's a really big kid (not at all fat, just big), so it's going to have to be substantial. I also mentioned that some cererals eaten dry are OK. We've done a bunch of bars & he's tired of those.
Any suggestions? And thanks!
My brother, who is also a big guy but not fat, and has a voracious appetite but wants to eat moderately healthfully, will eat boiled eggs as a snack. Lots of protein and fills you up, and not full of junk like other stuff.

I had so much fun at Bloom today, and I am now officially exhausted. Seven total transactions, 3 with kids, 4 without. Total spent was less than $35. Big Grin And I got a buttload of stuff for that amount, including a huge hunk of pork, plus other meats, plus oh just lots of stuff. It was nice to be able to have fun shopping again.
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02-01-2011 at 07:18 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:18 PM.
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as much as possible, try to keep good thoughts.

I will be your breakfast buddy.

For the love of apples, stop admiring greenie!! As if her head isn't swollen enough!
I will join you guys too, rarely i eat breakfast.. and bunnies you are spontaneous and witty and i admire you for that..Thanks for those hugs, i need them LOTS Smilie

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Now over on our side there's just barely a skiff. They bladed our parking lot and driveway this morning but it clearly wasn't necessary. Now down south, a whole different story according to the little papa - ice under the snow. Yikes!!! (I better not get a phone call this afternoon that they decided to take a drive to see how bad it really was!!!) Here, I keep waiting for the skies to open up and just lay some on us, but not so far. Well, off to collect Ruthie's list. Told her it was too cold out for her today with the wind.
You are real sweetie...Ruth is lucky to have you...

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She's so adorable but she's a colicky little chit. She spends a lot of time in her swing. I mean, it borders on child abuse I think laugh out loud But, as soon as you take her out to snuggle her, she starts to cry again Frown I've heard Weg's has good food and decent prices yummy
Oh dear, she would be ok... She looked damn cute in the picture that you posted some time back...Swings are very soothing, mine had acid reflux and i had him in swing (minus the movement), still he was so attached to it..
Wegmans is great store, you get everything you look for. I almost shop there every week, but i think prices are decent and most items that i buy dont go on deals, no printing cats.. and i love love that place..that is the only place where i get FF lactose free OV milk..
They have basil pesto sauce in their oilve bar, truly die far one.. no added stuffs, freshly made daily..i could go on and on..

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amazon!!!!! OMGGENIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not me.. but OP fromthis thread.. I think a lot of them were able to get into it.
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02-01-2011 at 07:21 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:21 PM.
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Where is my friend HDDVD.. Haven't seen you lately..

There was this nice post in deals with some kraft coupons.. I don't have luck getting them to print where they scan.. There are some good coupons on there if someone can help heart
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Iagree I would LOVE to have the planters Q!!! worship
Quote from love2beeamom :
Me too.. and the bacon, and taco bell, and pickles drool
  • Plantes
  • Claussen
  • Taco Bell
  • Oscar Mayer Bacon

Done................Anything else?
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02-01-2011 at 07:25 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:25 PM.
Quote from HDDVDTV :
  • Plantes
  • Claussen
  • Taco Bell
  • Oscar Mayer Bacon

Done................Anything else?
Thanks sooo much!!
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02-01-2011 at 07:26 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:26 PM.
Quote from flugette :
My brother, who is also a big guy but not fat, and has a voracious appetite but wants to eat moderately healthfully, will eat boiled eggs as a snack. Lots of protein and fills you up, and not full of junk like other stuff.
Great idea, thanks. He always mentions protein, & boiled eggs aren't difficult to make. laugh out loud
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lachie
02-01-2011 at 07:26 PM.
02-01-2011 at 07:26 PM.
Quote from DealHog :
That's what I was thinking. The whole chicken is hard to deal with, & not quick at all.
OK, I got another question for you food pros Big Grin, my oldest son has become aware of what he's furiously stuffing in his pie hole. Finally figured out that he doesn't eat healthy foods. I've been preaching it for years, but the coaches at school are starting in on the kids. He never believed me though. Anyway, he wants some healthy snacks. I don't mind cooking, but also am curious about what I can buy. I told him nuts were OK (I'm almost afraid to say that after the breast thingBig Grin). I'm trying to ease him into it, bc if it's too much of a change & if he feels like he's being deprived, he won't do it. IOW, I'm not going to go out & buy all fruits & veggies & tell him that's his alternatives. He's a really big kid (not at all fat, just big), so it's going to have to be substantial. I also mentioned that some cererals eaten dry are OK. We've done a bunch of bars & he's tired of those.
Any suggestions? And thanks!
Something I make up and put in a ziploc for when I'm hungry is a hard salami and cream cheese roll up. Thin sliced hard salami from the deli and some Garden Veggie cream cheese spread over it and rolled up. Low carb, high protein, easy to make and great to store. They are also good as an appetizer.
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