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Recipe: Breadless Breakfast Frittata Sandwich
No Bun, no problem... here is a recipe for a bunless egg sandwich.
As someone that is allergic to gluten, I am always searching for something that will replace bread. A Frittata is the Italian version of the American Omelette. It can be a nice substitute for a bunless egg sandwich.
Here is my recipe for the breadless breakfast sandwich that is gluten free and can also be made for vegetarians.
Natural Hair Conditioners
You may want to try natural homemade hair conditioners because you are a naturalist, or because you want to save money, or because you want to explore different options or maybe because you ran out of conditioner and do not feel like going to the store to get more… Whatever your reason is, these natural homemade hair conditioners are safe to try since they are not damaging and have already been tested by our Editor.
Natural Hangover Remedies
Oh the Hangover. It is usually the aftermath of drinking irresponsibly and a painful consequence indeed. It is caused by dehydration which is caused by not hydrating properly and/or a toxic chemical within the alcohol that cause frequent urination.
Natural Homemade Hair Conditioners Rated
Natural Homemade Hair Conditioners Tested
Editor
10-04-2018
You may want to try natural homemade hair conditioners because you are a naturalist, or because you want to save money, or because you want to explore different options or maybe because you ran out of conditioner and do not feel like going to the store to get more… Whatever your reason is, these natural homemade hair conditioners are safe to try since they are not damaging and have already been tested by our Editor.
Heres our Top Tested Natural Homemade Hair Conditioners
1. Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner With Honey And Olive Oil
The Ingredients
- 2 tbsp Honey (any type)
- 4 tbsp Olive Oil (make sure it is Olive oil)
Mix all of the wet ingredients together and put on your hair. Use a warm towel to help penetrate. Make sure to thoroughly rinse.
Leave in Hair for 30 minutes – 1.5 hour
“This was by far the best natural homemade hair condition that I have tried. It was perfect for my fine, curly hair. I will actually add this to my weekly routine.” -Ana Editor-In-Cheif
2. Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner With Egg And Olive Oil
Mix together
- 2 Egg Yolks (Make sure it is just the Yoke)
- 2 tbsp Olive Oil (Make sure it is pure olive oil)
- 2 tbsp Water
Mix all of the wet ingredients together and put on your hair. Use a shower cap to prevent any egg from dripping.
*Leave in hair 1 -3 hours and then rinse with Cold Water
“This mask was kind of gross. I didn’t want to rinse it out because I didn’t want the yoke to slide down my face.” -Ana
3. Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner With Coconut Oil
The Ingredients
- 3 tbsp Coconut Oil
- Hot Towel
Put the Coconut Oil on your Hair. Put on your shower cap and then a hot towel over the shower cap.
*Leave in hair 45 minutes – 1 hour and rinse. Wash and Condition hair afterwards.
“This was just okay. Almost to heavy for my fine hair.”- Ana
4. Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner With Baking Soda
The Ingredients
- 1/4 cup Baking Soda
- 1/2 cup of Your Conditioner
Mix all of the ingredients together and put on your hair. Use the shower cap to prevent anything from dripping.
*Leave in hair for 45 minutes – 1 hour.
“Not bad. I would try it again. It took some of the oil buildup out.” -Ana
5. Homemade Hair Conditioner With Apple Cider Vinegar
The Ingredients
- 2 tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1 cup Water
Mix all of the ingredients together and put on your hair.
*Do this after you wash and conditioner your hair. Do not rinse out.
“I would try it again. It wasn’t super nourishing, but I did feel like it woke my hair up a bit.” -Ana
6. Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner With Yogurt And Egg Yoke
The Ingredients
- 2 Egg Yokes
- 1/4 Cup Yogurt
- 1 tsp Olive Oil (Pure Olive Oil)
Mix all of the ingredients together and put immediately on your hair. Use a shower cap to prevent dripping.
*Leave in for 25-45 minutes
“The Yoke and Yogurt are gross elements to deal with on my head. If the results were magical, I would use again. Not worth raw yoke dripping down when rinsing.”- Ana
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The Best Way to Frame Your Instagram Photos
Guest Blogger
Hey Everyone!
I have been dying to frame the pictures I took of the beach last week and incorporate them into my everyday decor. Everything I looked at online was so expensive and I didn’t want something huge- just small accent pieces. Here is what I figured out. It is super simple!
1) Print your photos at Walgreens! – Yes, Walgreens. They have 4 by 4 prints which they now do for $.39 each and you can pick them up at your local store. They are currently running a special where you get 50% off all prints until March 17th!! Enter LUCKYDAY at checkout thru March 17, 2018. Link Here! You can even pick them up the SAME DAY.
2) Order these frames from Amazon! Link Here. They are $19.95 for three. You can get a larger quantity too. I love the size and they fit the 4 by 4 picture perfectly.
3) Put them together and you’re all set!
They make great gifts for bridesmaids, birthday gifts, and for square accent walls!
February’s Recipe Gluten Free Pad Thai
Gluten Free Pad Thai Recipe
02-15-2018
Ana Veiga
I was casually browsing through Sprouts (a health food store) looking for gluten free noodles to try.
I wanted to try to make Ramen, but the Pad Thai noodles were on sale; so, I decided to go down this route instead.
I actually bought the noodles without researching a recipe.
The next day I embarked on the journey to making Pad Thai. I decided to google a recipe and found the one below.
I ended up having shrimp in the refrigerator, because I was going to make the Brussels Sprouts Caesar Shrimp Salad.
I did not have fish stock, bean sprouts, or nuts.
I also used a cast iron pan instead of a wok.
Additonal Tips:
Do make sure you undercook the noodles. Less is more since it will cook more when you combine everything.
I have a habit of not professionally measuring, since I’ve been cooking so long. I did use too much soy sauce on the shrimp and my mistake (didn’t ruin anything) was adding too much of the soy sauce to the pan when adding the shrimp. I would have preferred crispier shrimp.
I also added tofu (which I had never cooked before either). Wow I was feeling feisty that weekend.
When making the Thai Pad sauce, make sure you check if it is too sweet, salty, or sour for taste.