..their idea of a 3-cup press is much smaller than mine. Turned out to be more of a travel size.
Enjoying these now. Had tasted but never purchased. Whole grain. Easy. Does not disappoint. Add a pinch of salt, flax or chia seeds, and coconut to the batter. Lather with your favorite peanut butter, tad of Biscoff and drizzle with Vermont syrup=very lovely.
I found these next to the applesauce at the store and thought it would make an easy addition to my son's lunch sack. Ah..er, well..he's a teenager and he finished it in one gulp. Would be much better for a 3-6 year old. Kosher certified. Gluten free. Ingredients: apple, cinnamon. Although, I am wondering what the 0.1% is??
Recent guilty pleasure this way -->
Chicken sausage sandwich on (gulp)..white bread. I piled on extra, extra lettuce & tomato to make me feel better about it ;)
The culprit is shown on the right.
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I bought a french press for coffee. Mine never came out the same as when I had it in the restaurants and it was more to clean up than reg. coffee pot coffe. I gave it up but it is good for making a nice creamy sauce -no lumps :)
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought to use a french press for tea. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThe idea of a French Press for tea is brilliant! I wouldn't worry too much about the white bread...every once in a while it tastes amazing!
ReplyDeletegreat tea and i used to give those all the time to Jasmine :-)
ReplyDeleteJoanne: For sauces?..good idea
ReplyDeleteAnn: Hah..I'm not. Just kiddin ;)
Mom Rimmy: :)
Rebecca: They do taste good
Great looking sandwich...and I love your plate. Also love the idea of a French press for tea...I'm sipping on a cup right now :)
ReplyDeleteMe too Liz :)
ReplyDeleteI buy that applesauce for myself -- it's great for long runs when I need a little fuel and an energy boost.
ReplyDeleteFrench press for tea - good idea. I just use a little strainer when I pour.... love the sandwich!
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