Almond Breeze. Pass on the soy.
Yes. Especially the sugar-free Almond Breeze
It's the only stuff I use for smoothies and shakes.
I still can't pass up actual dairy-milk for cereal or drinking straight with a meal, but I definitely need to check how that sugar-free almond breeze works with oatmeal and other hot cereals.
I still have a little ways to go to clean up my dietary habits, I'm taking the slow but steady road toward better habits. One dietary change at a time, getting adjusted to it and telling myself I am enjoying it.
The hardest mindset in the American way of life is accepting that the best tasting, eating for enjoyment approach, is hardly a good idea.
Good eats doesn't have to be terrible tasting, but one has to be honest in saying that healthy eating isn't nearly as amazing in flavor as the less-nutritious approach. We can't simply search for every possible pleasure in food and actually walk away without waddling as folds hang and swing to and fro'.
But I stand by the idea that slow and steady wins the race dammit.
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Think about it: make a dietary adjustment, just one... as you get used to it (and accepting it isn't as awesome as other stuff), after awhile you won't feel so cheated as long as you stick to the course. Once that adjustment is out of the way, you make another. Hell, you might even find the first adjustment is even more desirable since you have adjusted your tastes. You slowly discover new ways to improve these adjustments, ones that are still in the healthy guidelines. A little sugar of some sort isn't the devil, but you have to be careful not to sweeten so much it becomes impossible to tell apart from what you left behind.
Eh, blabbering on again. Time to go to bed, already quit BC2 after deciding I was playing quite terribly.
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