Is there one so bold, so brave, to dare to take the poster child for unhealthy eating and turn it into a symbol of health and fitness? How great would it be when you are on your summit climb, you hit the wall, reach into your pack and pull out a raspberry filled jelly donut to recharge. But this is a healthy, protein packed, nautural, organic, etc. dream of a jelly donut. The raspberry filling not only delicious but loaded with power packed goodness!
But alas, I feel it will remain just a dream. This may be a wall too high even for a Snow Monkey to attempt to scale. Climb on little monkey...
It isn't something anyone wants to hear, but we have bad news: Yes. Yes there is a cow in your coffee. The fact is, whether you like a foamy cappuccino, a creamy latte, or just a splash of creamer in your drip, there is a lot of cow in your coffee.
Unfortunately, the alternatives aren't great. Oat milk? Almond milk? Bleh. Watery, bland, dull. Hardly an acceptable alternative.
This non-dairy option to ice cream looks amazing. Being one who cannot enjoy dairy having more options to enjoy ice cream and other desserts is a gift. Many of the coconut and cashew desserts are rich and delicious. My suggestion would be a cheese cake and a decadent cacao cake, using limited sugar. Both would be amazing.
Is there one so bold, so brave, to dare to take the poster child for unhealthy eating and turn it into a symbol of health and fitness? How great would it be when you are on your summit climb, you hit the wall, reach into your pack and pull out a raspberry filled jelly donut to recharge. But this is a healthy, protein packed, nautural, organic, etc. dream of a jelly donut. The raspberry filling not only delicious but loaded with power packed goodness!
But alas, I feel it will remain just a dream. This may be a wall too high even for a Snow Monkey to attempt to scale. Climb on little monkey...
"Pardon me, but is there a cow in your coffee"?
It isn't something anyone wants to hear, but we have bad news: Yes. Yes there is a cow in your coffee. The fact is, whether you like a foamy cappuccino, a creamy latte, or just a splash of creamer in your drip, there is a lot of cow in your coffee.
Unfortunately, the alternatives aren't great. Oat milk? Almond milk? Bleh. Watery, bland, dull. Hardly an acceptable alternative.
But there is hope.
This non-dairy option to ice cream looks amazing. Being one who cannot enjoy dairy having more options to enjoy ice cream and other desserts is a gift. Many of the coconut and cashew desserts are rich and delicious. My suggestion would be a cheese cake and a decadent cacao cake, using limited sugar. Both would be amazing.