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  • 100th Post!

    This is my 100th post! Woohoo!  Thank you to all my lovely readers and commenters.  As I told a reader who emailed me recently, this blog as been such a blessing in my life.  Thank you all for being a part of it! :D  Sorry, I’m a cheeseball!

    Today is New Product Day, apparently!  After my new cereal discovery this morning (love) I wanted to try more new stuff for lunch.  I ran some errands this afternoon (bank, post office, etc) and found myself outside of the Organic Market!  You know what that means!

    After perusing the isles for a while, I decided to try an Amy’s Burrito.  I’ve always wanted to give them a whirl, but was nervous about a whole frozen/microwave thing - I thought they would taste fake.  I tried the Black Bean and Veggies Burrito:

    Which turned out like this:

    This was sooo tasty and filling!  Great nutritional and ingredients lists too!  Definitely a huge success.  Along with I had some nonfat cottage cheese and street raspberries.  They had blueberries, but these raspberries were speaking to me.

    Don’t those raspberries look INCREDIBLE??? Too beautiful to pass up!

    All together:

    Lunch was 464 calories, 61g carbs, 10g fat, and 35g protein.

    While I was at the Organic Market, I picked up a little treat for myself!  It’s kind of humid today, and only going to get more hot (summer in the city, you know).  So I grabbed a box of the Coconut bars to have in the office as an occasional afternoon treat for myself.

    I was skeptical and almost didn’t get them, but then I thought, ‘come on, why not, granny?’  OH.MY.GOODNESS.  These things are heaven on a stick.  Literally.  They are soooooooo good.  The best coconut flavor and a really good nutritional.  I never used to care much about coconut, but in the past 4 months I have just gone coconut CRAZY.  After I let my stomach settle, I had a bar:

    If you look closely in the picture, you can see that about 75% of the bar is actually made up of real shredded coconut.  So delicious.  Such a find!  Snack was 90 calories, 16g carbs, 4g fat, and 0g protein.

    This afternoon the plan is to pick up my first CSA bounty!  :)  I’ll be sure to snap a photo for you guys.  Then hit the gym.  I think I’m alone for dinner tonight - hopefully I’ll be inspired my new fruits and veggies to make a delicious dinner!

    Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 15:18
  • Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 16:10 | #1

    holy crap. you can totally actually see the coconut. need. now.

  • Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 16:27 | #2

    Hooray!! Happy 100th post!!

    Those Amy’s burritos are definitely great, quick meals for those times when you’re “in a pinch” and need something on-the-go.

    Coconut!!! Yum!!!

    Definitely take photographs of your CSA load!! :0)

  • Maria
    Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 16:33 | #3

    Found you recently through another blog, and really enjoy reading. :)
    Just a question - what on earth are “street” blueberries and raspberries? Is it some weird vernacular that hasn’t made its way up here to Canada? Confused!

  • Eva
    Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 16:51 | #4

    Yeah for 100!

  • Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 18:14 | #5

    I’ve always wanted to give those Amy’s Burritos a whirl too. Next time maybe I’ll actually pick one up.

    And those raspberries look so big and juicy and perfect. YUM.

  • Friday, June 6th, 2008 at 10:17 | #6

    I LOVE Amy’s burritos! Thanks for the reminder– I am going to pick some up this weekend!

  • Friday, June 6th, 2008 at 13:27 | #7

    Betsy - Do it. You won’t regret.

    VG - Great on the go food, I agree.

    Maria - Welcome to WFWS! Thanks for your sweet comments, re: the blog. ‘Street’ fruits are just fruits that I’ve bought from carts on the street! I like to differentiate, I’m not sure why.

    Eva - Thanks!

    Kristie - Don’t the raspberries look amazing??? Picture perfect!

    Tina - :) Glad to help!

    - Kate

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