Figure 1. Breakfast: a bowl (times 2*) of Cheerios mixed with (hidden) Post Great Grains Raisins, Dates, & Pecans cereal, 1/2 sliced banana, and almond milk. *I have a new cereal-eating strategy (yes, I have eating strategies): because I like A LOT of milk and hate soggy cereal, I started separating my portion into two bowls and wait to add milk in the second until I'm finished with the first. Just when your cereal is starting to get soggy, you get to dive into a second crispy bowl. Brilliant. So brilliant it is worth the sad half-empty bowl photo.
Figure 2. Lunch: an Amy's Sonoma veggie burger drizzled in ketchup and a Golden Delicious apple dipped in a bowl of PB2.
Figure 3. Afternoon snack: a banana and homemade spicy honey roasted almonds.
Figure 4. Dinner: two runny eggs, a whole wheat English muffin topped with goat cheese, and asparagus sauteed in olive oil, salt, and smoked paprika.
Figure 5. Dessert: plain Greek yogurt, dark chocolate pudding mousse, and homemade healthy peanut butter honey granola.
And that concludes another What I Ate Wednesday (featuring what I ate Monday, June 18).
That pudding looks absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeletethanks! it WAS absolutely amazing!
Deleteall of your eats look delicious! especially that dinner! YUM
ReplyDeleteYum!!! I love runny eggs with veggies!!
ReplyDeletei agree. the runny yolk does wonders to transform whatever it melts onto. love them on salads too!
DeleteOh my goodness, your dinner looks like it was made for me, so many of my favourites right there! The dessert looks fantastic too! :)
ReplyDeletehaha i would share it with you if you were near. :)
DeleteSo delicious, yum.
ReplyDeleteThat dark chocolate pudding mousse looks really epic! What did you use to make that??
ReplyDeleteP.S. Love your cereal strategy! I have a lot of weird little food habits so I love hearing about other people's :)
i'm sorry to say that i bought it. it is jello sugar free pudding mousse in dark chocolate. and i know i know this has chemicals, but actually less than the regular chocolate pudding does.
DeleteYour dinner was made for kings. AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteYou always make me hungryyyyyyyyyyy. Love the cereal strategy!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, your dinner looks like my dream!!! There is nothing better than goat cheese + eggs with a runny yoke !
ReplyDeleteagreed. something about egg yolk and goat cheese pairs really well together.
DeleteGorgeous photos, I just wanna reach out and grab some of your food off the screen. also, I love your title logo for the blog :) Happy WIAW to you! :)
ReplyDeleteaw, thanks! and thanks for liking the title logo. made with love by my dear boyfriend!
DeleteLovely photos and amazing sounding food, as usual! The almonds look unreal - off to snag the recipe ;)
ReplyDeletesuper easy almonds. first time i made flavored and roasted my own nuts. don't know why i haven't done it before!
DeleteMmm...I love Amy's burger, especially the Sonoma kind! All the ingredients are so wholesome!
ReplyDeletei am new to the Sonoma burger. i am trying out a soy-free diet. but, i absolutely love these! maybe better than the other kinds. love them too because they have quinoa and walnuts. mmmmmm.
DeleteI just wanted to comment and let you know that your WIAW are my favorite out of alllllll the 342,23423,564,562 blogs that I have on my google reader. Your photos are so bright, and even a bowl of cereal looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyou, my dear sarah, just made my day. seriously, you did. what a truly nice thing to say! thank you so very much. :)
Deletethat dessert looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI am lovinggggg your meals (mostly because they've been veggie a lot lately so I can totally copy!). I love the egg styles for dinner...and that dessert sounds heavenly, you don't just enjoy one thing you cram three in there for good measure! That's my kinda dessert ;).
ReplyDeletei have been doing a lot of veggie-based meals lately! glad you are finding them inspirational...
DeleteYour pictures are making me hungry!!
ReplyDeleteYum. That pudding looks delish. I shall have to try it!
ReplyDeleteEggs for dinner is always a good idea, especially because I seem to enjoy them more and more lately, but never am in the mood to cook them for breakfast! Makes zero sense I know. Anyway, great eats as usual Sara!
ReplyDeletenot weird at all. i never never want eggs for breakfast - but have been craving them too! lunch or dinner i find eggs are a fantastic and quick addition!
DeletePlease, please tell me where you acquired that pudding mousse. I need it. Reaaaly badly.
ReplyDeletegirl, it is just jello dark chocolate pudding mousse. sugar free this shit is only 60 calories and while it may have chemical components it is absolutely delicious (and actually less ingredients than the regular pudding). go get some and do it now.
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