Soo today I started off my morning with a bowl of cheerios, a banana and a splash of unsweetened almond milk. I then made myself a wrap to take to the library. I mixed together mayo, sriracha and lime to make a sweet chilli base that I added spinach, rocket, red cabbage, cucumber and tomato to. However in my attempts to get all the yummy veggies in I overstuffed it, and it broke so I had to eat it there and then. Lunch turned into second breakfast! (I wasn’t complaining ). Then because I work over traditional dinner hours I picked up a baguette to try and keep me going through my shift (not very nutritional but it’s something). However it didn’t go to plan as it made me more hungry :(( so I bought a dark chocolate bounty bar as well. I am so obsessed with them right now they’re so yummy! By the time I got home from work and tidied the house it was 1am, so I made a quick simple noodle dinner. I boiled a packet of instant noodles (without the sodium packet) with some chopped broccoli before draining it and mixing in some homemade vegan cheesy vegetable sauce I had in the fridge. Then I added some lime, salt and pepper to lift it a bit and voila! Not the best meal I’ve ever made but it was quick easy and tasty. Plus the sauce was made from onions, carrots and cashews so it was full of nutrients!!! Gooood food day
The box of donuts is really a pill box….Emma’s holding her favorite, a cheerio dipped in chocolate, then sprinkles. The others are cheerios dipped in confectioners’ sugar and cheerios rolled in cinnamon sugar.
How to make the mini cakes:
The mini cakes are really oreos with a layer of frosting between them, then more frosting on tops and sides…plus decorations.
The cakes should “rest” before anyone tries cutting a slice so the oreos have a chance to soften and become, yes, cake-like. Emma used a small pastry tip to make florettes and tubes of colored gels for the lettering.
Just stumbled upon this movement by Honey Nut Cheerios (yum) that is spreading the word about the bee population dying out…and they are even offering free seeds to plant bee friendly wildflowers.
