Last night I brought back an old friend. I have not had sweet potato for almost a week. I used to eat them for every meal and am surprised that I don't have an orange hue to my complexion.
I simply microwaved this guy for 4min on each side in a paper towel.
I cut up 6.4oz (yes, I measure it on my food scale) and put it in a whole wheat tortilla with provolone.
I had a delicious salad to go with it. This picture is before I added brussel sprouts and sesame soy dressing from Trader Joe's.
- cooked Broccoli
- mixed greens
- spinach
- tomatoes
- cucumbers
- mushrooms
- brussel sprouts
- carrots
- 14g goat cheese
- 2tbsp sesame soy Dressing
I saw this article online last night and I thought it was interesting. A county in California is banning Happy Meal toys. The idea is that the toys are encouraging children to eat fatty, unhealthy food.
I am not quite sure how I feel about this. Yes, my kids don't eat Mc. Donald's unless they are with Grandma, but I think that the happy meal toy is a big treat. I used to love getting them when I was little. My kids still can get the apple dippers and milk instead of fries and a coke, so I think an occasional cheeseburger won't kill them. Isn't it up to the parent's to decide how to feed their children? Would I love to not have to sneak the little toys to the trash while they are asleep, of course. Would I want to deny them the joy of getting the Kung Foo Panda toy they were hoping for, nope.
What do you think about the ban on Happy Meal toys?
What do you think about the ban on Happy Meal toys?
I am off to eat and get ready for the day. See you at lunch.
I, too, could eat baked sweet potatoes for every meal. I try to have one at least once a week. I get organic ones from the health food store near my house and they are a very deep orangish red. Yum.
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