Posts by re_newed

Forum	Topic	Date	Replies

Recipes	Stove top stuffing	Nov 26 2009 18:44 (UTC)
Yeah, I wanted to, but I'm not much of a cook, and this was kind of last minute planning. But I definitely will look online for healthy homemade stuffings. With maybe ezekiel bread. Happy Thanksgiving! :)
Recipes	Stove top stuffing	Nov 26 2009 15:28 (UTC)	2
Thanks! btw, Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Have a blessed joyous day!
Recipes	Stove top stuffing	Nov 26 2009 02:38 (UTC)	4
Yeah, as a matter of fact, I was thinking about apple sauce b/c the do subsitute in bake goods. But then I was thinking that the stuffing would taste a little too much like apple. Not sure :T Sounds like a good idea though..
Recipes	Stove top stuffing	Nov 25 2009 20:31 (UTC)	7
Yes it is! Thank you! I'm not good with cooking :/ LOL. Then I'll leave it as is. I'll just add water. Oh and it says the dry mix is 110 calories. So if I don't add anything, will 1/2 cup of the prepared mix still be 110? Or does the stuffing get smaller or something?
Recipes	Stove top stuffing	Nov 25 2009 20:16 (UTC)	9
Can't do the mushroom soup :( Sisters are allergic.... but the reduced fat milk doesn't sound too bad. Still a little hesitant on what to use. Maybe I don't need a spread or alternative, just water?
Weight Loss	I reached my half way mark !!	Nov 16 2009 23:02 (UTC)	17
Congratulations :)
Motivation	My dad laughed at me	Nov 16 2009 22:40 (UTC)	1
Original Post by healthisinplease: Original Post by re_newed: Original Post by healthisinplease: What the hell? How can someone be so insensitive? Is this common among many people with Aspergers syndrome? Does your father have Aspergers? Btw, don't let that bother you... just give him a dirty look next time. We all think he does. I do give him dirty looks, but he doesnt acknowledge them. :/ Sorry for my $0.02, but being insensitive has nothing to do with Aspergers. :/ There are so-called "normal" people who are are just as insensitive or more and have no excuse for being just that. I know - my brother is autistic and he has this innocent, honest, caring, sensitive nature. I know and have worked with many people with autism & aspergers and they are the most innocent loving, honest people I know. More honest than you or me. And each and every person on this spectrum has their own unique individual personality just like you and me. I know this one boy with autism who is very quiet and kept to himself, and his psychologist told us that that has nothing to do with his autism, the doctor said that if he had been what you may think "normal", he would still be quiet and reserved. So, if your father has Aspergers or not, he would still be a big JERK. That is just who he is. Sorry, its not the "aspergers". :/ Didn't want to offend you, just inform. Austistic people are no less intelligent than us, but maybe more. It is just a communication disorder, they cannot communicate as well or quickly as us. Sorry again, for having a jerk as a dad. Keep strong with your goals... got it? flaunt it....who cares what people think :)
Foods	Those foods that are only around once or twice a year...WHAT ARE YOURS?	Nov 14 2009 15:32 (UTC)	15
Original Post by chrissy1988: list a food in each category that you only have during special occasions. preferably something you like...and will you be eating it this year? 1. candy - Nothing .. :/ 2. cookie/bar - A kashi cookie (maybe) 3. main dish (turkey, honey ham, tamales, etc) - Maybe some of moms turkey....maybe 4. side dish (baked yams, green bean casserole, etc.) - Some brown rice 5. pie/cake - A slice of baskin robbins ice cream cake - hadn't eaten it in like a yr but just had some for my sisters b-day... soooo good!
Foods	Snack Ideas?	Nov 14 2009 15:29 (UTC)
Well, yesterday I was craving something warm and sweet so I invented this apple pie like thing. I took 1 cup apple (chopped) and put it in the microwaved until softened, but not melted. Then I took 3/4 cup of Kashi's Heart to Heart Warm Cinnamon cereal and crushed it a bit and mixed it in with the apple, and put it again in the microwave for about 40 sec. It tasted really good, like your healthy apple pie. And only 175 calories - very filling! Good in the cold weather! Other ideas - Organic yogurt, frozen fruit w/ plain yogurt (really good), sauteed carrots in a bit of extra olive oil (grill until a bit crispy), 1 hard boiled egg w/ a little mustard, omelet (1 egg) with sauteed (olive oil) onions and green peppers, bowl of Kashi cereal, crackers w/ peanut butter, or apple w/ peanut butter. Cup of salad w/ salmon fillet w/ one boiled egg (175 cal). There are so many possibilities out there!
Motivation	My dad laughed at me	Nov 14 2009 15:08 (UTC)	3
Original Post by healthisinplease: What the hell? How can someone be so insensitive? Is this common among many people with Aspergers syndrome? Does your father have Aspergers? Btw, don't let that bother you... just give him a dirty look next time.
The Lounge	Thanksgiving Recipe Share!	Nov 11 2009 18:03 (UTC)	28
Sounds really good... :)
Foods	Cottage Cheese and Baby Carrots	Nov 09 2009 22:26 (UTC)	7
I know quite a few people that like this combo. Honestly, I never tried it, but there seems nothing weird about it. Seems like cheese and veggies to me.
Foods	kashi did it again!	Nov 09 2009 22:23 (UTC)	4
:) Kashi always does it! I'm not a spokesperson either, but Kashi is just too dang good to keep silent! I even have a journal entry on the lastest Kashi product I have tasted. I love Kashi.
Young Calorie Counters	Young Calorie Counters ~ POST HERE TO FIND A BUDDY OR TWIN	Nov 08 2009 03:52 (UTC)	29
Well, toning up sounds good. Just don't know what to do :P
Young Calorie Counters	Young Calorie Counters ~ POST HERE TO FIND A BUDDY OR TWIN	Nov 08 2009 02:01 (UTC)	33
16 116 5'5" Small framed Not sure what all my measurements are but am a 32AA & hips 33. Looking to lose those 5 measly lbs. or tone up. Either one is alright. :)
Foods	One option for breakfast, EVERY day for the rest of your life?	Nov 07 2009 00:15 (UTC)	26
Oatmeal. I eat it everyday. ORRRRRRRR.. Kashi cereals.... I love a bunch that they have.
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 05 2009 16:53 (UTC)	77
Oatmeal. Love to eat it with a banana..
The Lounge	just say a random comment.	Nov 05 2009 16:43 (UTC)	52
"... ;He really loves the hairless biped He has created and always gives back to them with His right hand what He has taken away with His left. " - Screwtape (The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis).
Young Calorie Counters	foods you hate!	Nov 03 2009 21:57 (UTC)	26
Well not hate but more of a dislike... Mayo Mustard BBQ sauce French Condiments in general..lol Sweet potatoes Pork Most beef Shrimp Crab All seafoods, excluding salmon (yum) Curry Green hot tea Corn Greasy food (junk food for that matter. Isn't really food anyway so I didn't list it.) Pancakes Waffles Bacon - anykind Stuffing - 2nd on that. Alfredo sauce Oranges - now I really dislike those! Pistachios White chocolate Anykind of gummy candy Raspberry Watermelon Green peas White bread Ginger Curry Kiwi Cherries Tacos Chinese food (greasy stuff) Sorbet There's so much more...can't think of anything else right now though :P
Foods	Top Ten things you eat the most often...	Nov 03 2009 13:22 (UTC)	11
Original Post by sarjane: Usually people get into habits of eating the same thing over & over again...these are the top ten things that I eat all the time... 1. Lettuce 2. Oatmeal 3. Banana 4. Yogurt 5. Onions :P 6. Chicken 7. Blue berries 8. Wheat crackers 9. Eggs 10. Kashi stuff
Games & Challenges	Family Feud!	Nov 02 2009 03:03 (UTC)	107
5- Egypt :)
Young Calorie Counters	Giving Up Soda	Oct 31 2009 16:35 (UTC)	3
I'm a teen -- just like you and I have given up soda. It may be hard for some, but you can live without it. I think it's going to be 2 years very soon. :) It's not healthy, don't drink it. Nothing fantastic about it either in my opinion. Drink lots of water! The best thing you could drink. Your body is made up of water. 80% of your brain, 80% of your blood and 70% of muscle is made up of water. Nature knows you need it, so it supplies it! The earth is made up of 70% of water. You need water! It also helps with weight loss, if you drink your needed amount.
Foods	Food Survey:)	Oct 31 2009 15:52 (UTC)	33
Favorite Thing to Mix with Chocolate Chips: Cookie dough :) Favorite Fruit: Banana's & blueberries - it is a tie! Nutella or Peanut Butter: PB Favorite Vegetable: So obsessed w/ onions right now. Cream Cheese or Butter: Neither! Chips Ahoy or Oreo: None! ;) Favorite Type of Pancake (plain, blueberry, chocolate chip, etc): Eww...pancakes Favorite Food to Waste Calories On: Cereal Favorite Halloween Candy: None. Hot Chocolate or Apple Cider: Hot choco...but neither. Favorite Type of Cereal: Kashi - anything really. Hot Dogs or Bratwurst: Neither Favorite Type of Chip: If I had to choose...none...haha Favorite Flavor and Brand of Ice Cream: Love me some baskin robbins...but I don't eat that anymore. Worst Binge or High Calorie Food (that you love): Organic ice cream or yogurt!
Foods	The food letter game!	Oct 17 2009 17:42 (UTC)	8
Sofrito
Motivation	I LOVE my...	Oct 12 2009 15:47 (UTC)	8
What I've learned to like: My eyes My hair My shoulders What I want to love: My belly My butt My thighs My cheeks My feet and fingers My legs My arms My self
Foods	Milk	Oct 12 2009 15:07 (UTC)
Original Post by floggingsully: Original Post by re_newed:I know there is cow, goat, sheep, soy, almond, rice and oat. Which is the healthier (in your opinion, if healthy)? The one that comes from the animal that eats the best diet is the healthiest. Well I guess that pertains to animal milk, but what about almond, rice, soy or oat?
Foods	Milk	Oct 12 2009 15:06 (UTC)	1
Original Post by prinzessin_naseimbuch: We are all born to die, who cares how we go? Very true... I just hope I go in a somewhat not painful manner :P
Foods	Milk	Oct 12 2009 15:02 (UTC)	2
LMBO :D
Foods	Milk	Oct 11 2009 21:48 (UTC)	8
Yes, I have heard of oat milk, but I've never seen it around...maybe I should try looking harder...
Foods	Milk	Oct 11 2009 21:47 (UTC)	9
Original Post by umneydurak: Original Post by re_newed: Just googled Kumis. Milk with 2% of alcohol....interesting Well actually not quite. Traditional Kumis is made by slightly fermenting Mares milk. It does make it slightly alcoholic anywhere from .7 to 2%. Since Mares milk is expensive, commercially it is made from cows milk, but the 2% is max. I used to the Mares milk with very low alcohol. UD Interesting never have heard of it before.. :)

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