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Do you have a blender or food processor? You could make a smmoothie with the fruit and yogurt.
We have both, and have been making strawberry/banana smoothies, but I'm wondering what else we can make.
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First do you have all the staples like flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, margarine, oil, oatmeal, sugar, bread? If you do there is a wealth of things you could make. If not I could only think of a few. Opps, I see bread.
Banana with pb smeared on it
apple/pb smear
smoothies
eggbeaters make good scrambled eggs
toast
pb & banana sandwiches
pb & apple sandwiches
egg sandwiches
hot chocolate
frozen yogurt pop
you could add fruit to your yogurt
add fruit to your cereal
omelets w/added fruit
I think cheese cloth is used for draining things. ie tofu, yogurt, cottage cheese.
I have a roommate who is a diabetic, so I didn't want sugar in the house (uses Splenda).
We go out to restaurants, so there's no need to cook with flour, but she may have a little bit stashed away "just in case", whatever that means.
I see the things we can make, but there's always one thing or another we don't have.
By the way, chocolate and caffeine were two of the top things on the bad list for IBS.
Why do you guys have chocolate recipes?
PS: We just bought Quaker Oats Oatmeal (small), and I think we have some table salt.
I didn't mean we'd never go to the store and pick up stuff, just I don't wanna keep going back and forth.
Note: If cooking is involved, it's best if it's microwaveble.
Edited by Fatso (01/19/08 09:07 AM)
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