Category: Reviews
Corn dog options
A few weekends ago I went on a small corn dog kick. They were in the freezer, they were quick and how much “damage” could 2 corn dogs do?
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I don’t want to say 460 is “high”, if you only have 2 dogs as your meal, that’s not terrible. But, it was a slightly higher number than I like for 2 little dogs. So, I wondered if there were any lower cal alternatives out there.
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Then I remembered back to a sausage patty comparison I did a few weeks ago with Morning Star and decided to see if they have corn dogs… And they do! Well, I picked a box up and have to say, they’re pretty good! Throw a little mustard/ketchup on there and you’d be hard pressed to tell a difference.
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Clear American Drinks
Grabbed a few of these today. Tried the Cherry Lemonade first. It’s pretty good. It actually hit exactly what I was looking for. I was looking for a Celsius type drink without the caffeine, and this fills that very well. Found them at Walmart and they have a TON of options to choose from.
Kitchen Table Bakers – ParmCrips – Oven Baked – Aged Parmesan
Cal: 100 | Fat: 7g | Carb: <1g | Fiber: 0g | Sugar: 0g | Protein: 9g (Aged Parmesan flavor)
Ingredients: Parmesan Cheese
I saw someone suggest these on a weight loss site and thought I’d give them a try. They are very good. I would give them a 9 out of 10 (for me) as a protein snack. I have always liked those little crispy bits of cheese that happen to get overcooked in a pan. These crisps tastes just like that. Basically, I’m guessing, they put piles of Parmesan on a pan (or conveyor belt) and run it through an oven and simply melt it. So, if you like Parmesan and you’re looking for a crunch without the carbs and with rather low calories, this is it. This big bag costs around $9 at Sam’s. But, trust me, they are so rich, you only need 10 or so for a serving. This bag should last me a while. Plus, it’s a cheese based snack, which of course is pricier than a potato based snack.
Ozeri ZK14-L Digital Food Scale
Ozeri ZK14-L Pronto Digital Multifunction Kitchen and Food Scale
This is the scale I bought for my home kitchen. It’s super easy to use right out of the box. It does use batteries, so you don’t have to plug it in, but eventually you will have to replace your batteries. It’s very light and very portable – if you needed it on the go. You place your plate/bowl on the scale, press the “tare” button to zero out the scale and then just add your ingredients. Or, if you want to use it in reverse, place your bowl full of ingredients on the scale, press tare to zero out the scale. Then, as you remove the ingredients, the negative number will be the weight of the ingredients you removed. Press tare after you add or remove each ingredient.
Real Good Foods Enchiladas
December 31, 2017
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Eric
Real Good Foods has a new product out, and it is AWESOME! Real Good Enchiladas. Slow cooked meats wrapped in an all natural chicken & cheese tortilla, then smothered in made from scratch sauces and all natural cheeses — ONLY 4g Carbs and 20g Protein. Available in 4 varieties including; Shredded Chicken, Shredded Pork, Beef, and Cheese. I didn’t dislike any of them. With that said, I would say my favorites are 1) beef, 2) pork, 3) cheese, 4) chicken. The pork and the chicken have a very slight bite of heat in them… (very) slight, but it is there. The cheese are awesome, but I would advise, if your calorie counting, they are higher in calories than the other 3 flavors. The cheese are still calorically competitive to other packaged dinners in the market though. Overall, you can’t miss with these. Real Good Foods has knocked another one out of the park!
You can find their enchiladas and pizzas on their site, or use their locator to see if they are sold near you: http://realgoodfoods.com