Jun 05 2009

Four Foods on Friday #78

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Fun, Crafts and Recipes

It is time once again for Four Foods on Friday. Here are the four question Val gave us for this week. You should join us. Head over to Fun, Crafts and Recipes.

#1. Mashed potatoes. Do you usually buy the boxes, the frozen or make from scratch?
I make them from scratch.

#2. Cottage cheese. What kind do you like? (large curd, small curd, 2%, 4%, no salt, etc) I like large curd, regular cottage cheese but I eat lowfat small curd.
I like to mix fruit or a small container of fat free yogurt in it for a healthy snack.

#3. Is there a food that you are brand loyal to?
I tend to always buy Campbells when I buy soup.

#4. When cooking do you usually use fresh onions or the ones from the spice aisle that are chopped or powdered? both

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    1. corrin on 07 Jun 2009 at 9:47 am

      Campbells soup is a bit loyalty! I can’t believe I forgot that one. All other soups taste funky to me.

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    2. Anna on 08 Jun 2009 at 11:49 am

      For some reason, WordPress got confused and flagged your comments as spam. I recovered them, though. :)

      We have been buying frozen twice-baked potatoes ever since I was a kid, but I don’t remember the brand. The ones we just got are “DeeAmoré” brand; from what I saw, they were the only ones available in our local grocery store, but I bet there might have been a different brand available in the organic frozen food section.

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