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Chicken n salad leafs
Tomatoes, too
Lawry seasons
BBQ in there too
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Chicken n salad leafs
Tomatoes, too
Lawry seasons
BBQ in there too
- 3,312
- Kentucky
- Chrunch_Houston
Walmart sells these raw, breaded spicy chicken breasts. They take about 16 minutes to cook in an air fryer (use a thermometer), flip about half way through.
When they come out I let the sandwich hang out under cover to help steam the bun, melt the cheese, and keep if from burning all of the skin off of the roof of my mouth. These things are awesome.
spicey chicken with baby Swiss and Duke's mayo
When they come out I let the sandwich hang out under cover to help steam the bun, melt the cheese, and keep if from burning all of the skin off of the roof of my mouth. These things are awesome.
spicey chicken with baby Swiss and Duke's mayo
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- rising_glass1
We have a local Walmart in our town of Roxboro, I wonder if we can find those there?
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- Chrunch_Houston
Here you go.
Great Value Spicy Chicken Fillets, 48 oz (Frozen) - Walmart.com
Buy Great Value Spicy Chicken Fillets, 48 oz (Frozen) at Walmart.com
www.walmart.com
It says isle A30 at:
Walmart Supercenter #1288
1049 Durham Rd Ste A, Roxboro, NC 27573
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- rising_glass1
Cool glass with Yoda from Star Wars!
I'm fixing to eat 2 granola bars, 4 pancakes, some hash browns and 2 waffles for breakfast. We are at the hospital at Duke. My mom had her surgery yesterday, it was delayed an hour. She's in a lot of pain. I'm worried about her. Looks like we'll have to rely on the hospital food, I'll make sure to throw away any dairy items.
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- rising_glass1
Gotta think of something different for dinner other than chicken and turkey, without containing dairy and cheese. I'll have to look up and research different foods I can eat that won't cause reactions and issues. I'm getting chickened out, anybody got any fresh ideas?
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- GTP_daan
Why would you think that when it is made of milk?
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- rising_glass1
We can't have yogurt, and because it's fermented too which is bad for us. We've been relying on the hospital food, and we discard any dairy products. We eat the rice, mashed potatoes and other vegetables. She brought some of her potato chips along too.
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- United Kingdom
Yogurt is extremely good for you and your immune system. Fair enough if the dairy causes issues but yogurt itself is full of probiotics which are really healthy to have.
Even then I've always thought fermented dairy like yogurt is fine for lactose intolerance though, provided you get natural yogurt and not stuff with milk added back in. I wouldn't write it out of your diet unless you know you have a reaction to it.
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- rising_glass1
Okay, fair enough. We're getting ready to eat breakfast. I took the laptop and charger with us. She had her surgery Friday afternoon. The doctors and team leaders removed all the tumors and mass. The procedure lasted for 4 hours. I prayed for her the whole time, and it worked. We're in Room 6312. She's been walking fine and she been eating okay.
I'm hoping she will be a new person now that the cancer cells are removed from her body. I helped her a lot this week and I was worried about her too. She's the only person I have that loves me.
I'm hoping she will be a new person now that the cancer cells are removed from her body. I helped her a lot this week and I was worried about her too. She's the only person I have that loves me.
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Chicken breast covered in chicken Montreal seasoning, or something like that, and shallot, off the Foreman grill. Shreddey cabbage and a single cherry tomato. And some sweet & spicy BBQ sauce with Valentino hot sauce. And a soy sauce packet.
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- cmgms
Add a little oil to a pan and add 1 onion and 2-3 peppers. Cook over low heat until golden brown. Grate a clove of garlic (inside the onion). Once cooked, add 3 peeled and finely chopped tomatoes and 1 tablespoon of salt. Cover the pan; the liquid will reduce, and it's ready to eat. Eat it straight with bread, without a fork or spoon.
Actually, you should break two eggs on top at the end. Those with egg allergies can eat it without breaking them. Pouring two beaten eggs over the tomatoes after they're cooked gives the dish twice the flavor. You should definitely try it.
Onions and peppers will cook until they become like this
The final image should be like this
without eggs / with eggs
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Egg on an everything bagel
There’s a name… can’t remember.
Egg in a basket maybe.
There’s a name… can’t remember.
Egg in a basket maybe.
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A breakfast lavash wrap with egg, onion, cheese, sausage, potatoes, Cholula’s blessing
Forgot the healthier stuff:
Forgot the healthier stuff:
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
Tried the Brisket Whopper from BK and I would definitely eat it again. The sweet and somewhat smokey notes of the brisket takes this to another level.
The sauce is great, there's pickles everywhere, and the crunchy onions add a nice little texture contrast.
