What did you eat today?
Breakfast: Oatmeal with nibs and raspberries
Lunch: Chicken sandwich with hummus and kettle chips
Afternoon snack: Coke zero
Dinner: Costco chicken bake… good, but a little bland. Diet Pepsi
Dessert: Experimental peanut butter bars
Breakfast: Oatmeal with cocoa nibs and raisins. Also a crepe with yogurt and honey because someone changed their mind and it looked delicious
Lunch: Burrito from Chipotle. Coke Zero
Afternoon snack: A few Halloween candies.
Dinner: Slice of pepperoni pizza from Costco. Diet coke
Dessert: Chocolate chip cookies Eliza made. Some of the best ever. She used mini chocolate chips, which worked really well
Breakfast: Granola, cranberry juice
Lunch: Roast beef sandwich with blue cheese and hummus
Afternoon snack: Coke zero
Dinner: BBQ beef sandwich from Costco
Dessert: Chocolate bark with pumpkin seeds
Breakfast: Granola, cranberry juice
Morning Snack: Ritz crackers with hummus
Lunch: Split a pork burrito at Cactus. They really make one of the finest burrito’s in the area. Diet coke
Afternoon snack: Misc candy and a snowcone at the Solano Stroll
Dinner: Pizza from Costco. Green salad
Breakfast: Granola, cranberry juice
Morning Snack: Two pieces of pie from an office party. Seemed rude to only have one, right?
Lunch: Turkey sandwich
Dinner: Hot dog from Costco. Diet pepsi
Location Albany to Ashland, OR
Breakfast: Raisin bran, cranberry juice
Lunch: Hot dog from Costco… start of our trip to WA
Afternoon snack: Buster bar! For some reason, I’ve been thinking about these for a while. Growing up, my elementary school had minimum days from time to time, and the only fast food within walking distance was Dairy Queen… so basically 100 kids would descend on the place. I don’t remember when we were allowed to walk there on our own and just get picked up in the back parking lot. I always had a Buster Bar, though I was probably the only one who liked them. For the uninitiated, I can describe them better by how it seems like they are made. Imagine a small paper cup, dump in some roasted, salted peanuts, mix in some hot fudge. Let it chill, then fill the cup about 2/3 of the way with vanilla ice cream (well, ice milk). Add another layer of fudge and peanuts, shove in a popsicle stick, chill, remove the paper cup and dip in a chocolate shell.
I haven’t had one in a long time, but every now and then in college I might stop at a Dairy Queen and pick one up. I was explaining them to the girls, and then around 3:00 today, decided Redding had to have a Dairy Queen. They’ve renamed it DQ, and they don’t have Buster Bars on the menu, but they have them if you ask.
Dinner: Went to Standing Stone Brewery in Ashland, OR. Had a great bacon bleu cheese burger. Fries were mediocre (steak style, which leaves a mushy center). Beer was good. Ceasar salad was good. Split both with Suzanne.
Breakfast: Granola, cranberry juice
Lunch: Leftover chicken, beans, and potatoes
Afternoon snack: Brownies, Coke Zero
Dinner: Costco hot dog
Dessert: Brownies
Breakfast: Granola, cranberry juice
Morning Snack: Some bits and bobs of the ganache I was applying to a cake
Lunch: Turkey and hummus on flatbread
Afternoon snack: Red cheese and Ritz crackers
Dinner: Tacos. We have a Costco load of avocados about to turn, so there will be a lot of opportunities for appropriate foods
Dessert:
Morning Snack: Pita and honey… honey came as a gift with our new beehive. Expect honey to feature in a lot more meals from here on out
Lunch: Leftover stuffed spinach pizza
Afternoon snack: Java chip Frapuccino and half of a cookie on way home from hike at Pt Bonita
Dinner: Rotisserie chicken from Costco and corn on the cob
Dessert:
Breakfast: Bagel with cream cheese, cranberry juice
Lunch: Carne al pastor burrito
Afternoon snack: Coke zero
Dinner: Helped eat some Costco pizza and BBQ beef sandwich
Dessert: Chocolate bark from Costco