I’ve used chocolate milk in my Rice Krispies, but I’ll try mixing my Frosted Flakes and Rice Krispies.

combine your 9 salts with food you can put in the waffle maker

It was so good. I had to force myself to slow down and not eat in 5 minutes. I still have rice and beans left over from it along with a bit of quinoa from last nights dinner.

I did the same with my 10 lb bag of jasmine rice; added salsa and black beans for quick Mexican rice. Another meal was just tomato and basil sauce which was good. Going to try grilled chicken, refried beans, salsa and rice for lunch today. 

Thank you. I like that you can add a lot to quinoa and make a tasty meal from it. I’ll try your tomato sauce idea, and substitute grilled chicken.

I do the opposite in winter,  I eat my oatmeal from the small pot I used to cook it in so it stays warm longer.

Wow, that was quick. Thank you for the shout out.

Claire, it would be an honor. Thank you. Also, if you forget to put the bowl into the fridge the night before, 10 mins in the freezer before you’re ready for cereal works.

I make a big batch of quinoa to keep in the fridge. My apartment gets the sun in the afternoon so dinners are always cold. I keep a bowl in the fridge so it keeps everything cool while I eat. (Lifehack - put your cereal bowl in the fridge the night before so it’ll keep the milk and cereal cold for summer mornings)

I’ll order enough groceries in the hopes I have to pick up once a month but I don’t always get what I ordered. I finally got two bags of quinoa AND gucamole packets to make my favorite summer meal. Another pantry stable I got was refried beans, and salsa. I’ll add salsa to rice for a quick Mexican rice dish.

If you’re hanging clothes in your apartment, use hangers to maximize space. Also, if you have a room that gets a lot of sun use that room for drying.

As upsidedownfunnel said, ‘Must’ve been cold.’

The first time I watched this scene I was floored by Tom Hank’s performance;

https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-woman-coughed-supermarket-gerritys-1494366

you’re welcome

The Trilogy I mention is loosely referred to as the Trilogy of Imagination by Terry himself. The movies you mentioned don’t fit into it but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t binge watch all his movies :)

Terry has said that each movie represents a human at a point in their life;

I’d take it you do know what they call a quarter pounder with cheese in Paris. Welcome to Lifehacker.

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