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mynxcat
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response 33 of 62:
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Feb 6 21:28 UTC 2007 |
My choice of snacks varies with what's at home - from cake rusks to "mathries"
(i'm not even sure how to describe tehm - deep fried something made with wheat
flour is closest I can come to)
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slynne
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response 34 of 62:
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Feb 7 16:56 UTC 2007 |
Isnt cocktail sauce just ketchup and horse radish?
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furs
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response 35 of 62:
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Feb 7 17:18 UTC 2007 |
re 31: I have a great recipie (not sure if I posted in kitchen or not,
I think I did in an appetizer item) for a fiesta shrimp coctail which
is my favorite way to do it now. It's not the cocktail sauce, that's
the same, but you marinate the shrimp in stuff.
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slynne
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response 36 of 62:
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Feb 7 17:59 UTC 2007 |
Jeanne, I bet it is fabulous!
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denise
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response 37 of 62:
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Feb 7 18:58 UTC 2007 |
For a sweet and salty snack: melt a bag of chocolate chips in the microwave
and then stir in a bag of small pretzels. Stir til pretzels are coated. Spread
them on a wax-papered cookie sheet and place in freezer for about a half an
hour to harden the chocolate. Break into pieces as some of the pretzels will
be 'stuck' together, place in a ziplock bag for easy storage.
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jadecat
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response 38 of 62:
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Feb 7 19:31 UTC 2007 |
resp:37 that sounds yummy!!
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cross
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response 39 of 62:
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Feb 7 19:40 UTC 2007 |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N2mlViucKY
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denise
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response 40 of 62:
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Feb 7 23:24 UTC 2007 |
[re38, it was one of those things I made up on the spur of the moment when
I wanted to find a way to use up some leftover white choc. chips-and had
almost a full bag of pretzels.]
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gelinas
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response 41 of 62:
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Feb 8 02:56 UTC 2007 |
(Probably cheaper than a package of chocolate-covered pretzels. :)
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denise
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response 42 of 62:
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Feb 14 02:37 UTC 2007 |
While doing my grocery shopping yesterday [had to go before the snowstorm!],
I was able to get a 'name-brand' bag of pretzels on sale instead of having
to resort to the store brand. It doesn't take much to thrill me these days.
Ok, I'm rambling; I'll shut up for now.
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keesan
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response 43 of 62:
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Feb 14 05:41 UTC 2007 |
Pecans in the shell, $1/bag from Kroger.
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tod
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response 44 of 62:
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Feb 14 20:13 UTC 2007 |
Lately, I really like the jumbo crazy sized braeburn apples from WinCo foods.
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omni
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response 45 of 62:
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Feb 18 13:48 UTC 2007 |
1. Popcorn. I have so much PopSecret in my cupboard it isnt even funny.
2. Potato Chips. I've become a potato chip snob, and I usually seek out
different brands, although potato chips are basically the same. I love Better
Made for some odd reason.
3. Wise Cheez Waffies and Jay's Cheese Wheels. These are little cheese
sandwiches that are totally salty, but very addictive. I found the cheese
waffies at Barry Bagels here in Toledo, and the Cheese Wheels can be found
at the Alexis Rd Meijer gas station
4.Watermelon. Meijer has these little bowls for 1.75 and it's a pretty
decent pick-me-up.
5. Salsa and chips. See #1. I have a TON of salsa.
There is a brand of chips from Mansfield, named Jones who has an odd
guarantee. If for some reason you dont like them, they will come to your
house and pick them up of course in the Mansfield area only, but I think
it's pretty cool to have a guarantee like that.
6. Pretzel Balls, and chocolate pretzel balls. Meijer in Bowling Green
got rid of thier stock of chocolate pretzel balls for .50 cents a bag, and
true to form, I bought 6 bags of them. They are damn good. I also on occaision
eat pretzels.
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denise
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response 46 of 62:
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Feb 18 17:56 UTC 2007 |
re45: there's one of the Orville Redenbacher kinds of popcorn that I really
like [microwave form]. But nothing beats Orville using an old-fashioned
popcorn popper with a bit of salt and butter. Too bad I no longer have a
popper [er, maybe that's a good thing.].
I like the Tostido's [sp?] brand of chips to use with salsa, though my salsa
needs to be mild. There was a kind of salsa that I brought awhile back that
I really really liked; I wish I remember what the brand was. It was like
home-made.
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keesan
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response 47 of 62:
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Feb 18 19:47 UTC 2007 |
We gleaned Orville Redenbacher corn in N. Indiana one year.
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tod
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response 48 of 62:
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Feb 18 20:55 UTC 2007 |
Healthy Choice Butter Flavor Popcorn - 6 cups (37g) - 120 calories, 3g fat,
25 carbs, 5g fiber, 4g protein
OR
Hot Air popped with some non-stick spray butter flavor and a dash of salt
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slynne
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response 49 of 62:
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Feb 18 23:13 UTC 2007 |
I love air popped popcorn. I dont like putting butter on it because it
makes it too greasy. But I dont have an airpopper anymore. OH well.
Luckily there are microwave popcorn brands that arent too greasy.
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denise
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response 50 of 62:
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Feb 19 00:17 UTC 2007 |
I had an air popper for awhile; I didn't like the popcorn plain at all. So
I used that 'I can't believe its not butter' spray--and sprayed the popcorn
as it came out. :-)
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denise
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response 51 of 62:
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Feb 19 00:25 UTC 2007 |
Though I don't use regular corn as a snack item, corn is probably my favorite
cooked vegetable [I know its a bit higher in carbs but it does still provide
some fiber.]
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keesan
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response 52 of 62:
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Feb 19 03:41 UTC 2007 |
Why do you need a branded popcorn to microwave it?
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denise
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response 53 of 62:
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Feb 19 04:40 UTC 2007 |
Because some brands taste better than others. Fot microwavable popcorn, it's
partly the corn kernels and partly the 'stuff' in the bag that it's popped
in. Popcorn brands can make a difference in a regular oil-based popper, too.
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slynne
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response 54 of 62:
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Feb 19 04:59 UTC 2007 |
I dont need a branded popcorn for microwaving but it is easier than
finding space in my kitchen for a bowl suitabe for microwaving popcorn
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denise
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response 55 of 62:
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Feb 19 13:50 UTC 2007 |
Maybe I'm just a popcorn snob. :-)
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tod
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response 56 of 62:
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Feb 19 16:25 UTC 2007 |
How do you microwave popcorn in a bowl?
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furs
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response 57 of 62:
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Feb 19 16:43 UTC 2007 |
I have a microwaveable popcorn bowl, actually,not sure what's different
about it, but I've had it for about 20 years.
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