Plain vs Herbed Omelette

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  •   #16  
    countrychic's Avatarcountrychic , 03-12-2013 03:47 PM
    I prefer the plain over the herb. I make a souffle with it and put heated WF strawberry spread over top. (I put the reciepe in the fun with packets section)
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    safetylady's Avatarsafetylady , 03-12-2013 05:23 PM
    Does anyone know if you can cook the omelette ahead of time? I want to bring it to work. thanks
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    NinjaNurse's AvatarNinjaNurse , 03-12-2013 05:44 PM
    I like them both is small doses. I just use egg whites now. I use the healthy diet, (green and yellow box) I forget the exact name better. BUT it is a different texture.

    BTW: I never make them plain, always add something and I especially love hot sauce.
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    lisa32989's Avatarlisa32989 , 03-12-2013 05:48 PM
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    Originally Posted by safetylady
    Does anyone know if you can cook the omelette ahead of time? I want to bring it to work. thanks
    yup! I do it all the time...add some veggies and you've got a great meal!
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    safetylady's Avatarsafetylady , 03-12-2013 06:51 PM
    Perfect - sounds like tomorrow's breakfast.
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    Desafinado's AvatarDesafinado , 03-12-2013 08:50 PM
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    Originally Posted by KitKat169
    You mix the omelette pack with a vanilla pack (drink, pudding or ready made), add enough water to your desired thickness, add stevia if you want more sweetness and add rum extract and spices to your liking (nutmeg, gingerbread spice, cinnamon, etc). It makes two servings of eggnog.
    thanks!
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    DRegan's AvatarDRegan , 03-12-2013 09:28 PM
    Great egg ideas, cant wait to try them out! Thx!
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    GreatLakes86's AvatarGreatLakes86 , 03-12-2013 09:34 PM
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    You mix the omelette pack with a vanilla pack (drink, pudding or ready made), add enough water to your desired thickness, add stevia if you want more sweetness and add rum extract and spices to your liking (nutmeg, gingerbread spice, cinnamon, etc). It makes two servings of eggnog.
    Thanks! This sounds delish!
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    rubygirl05's Avatarrubygirl05 , 03-12-2013 09:49 PM
    Thanks for all the feedback and cooking ideas! I'm excited to try them out. I'm definitely going to order the plain omelette pack and mix its use between breakfast and lunch.
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    leannekarella's Avatarleannekarella , 03-12-2013 09:59 PM
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    Originally Posted by IdealProteinNewbie
    Sooo good, enjoy!

    ETA: It's also amazing with some shredded zucchini added!
    Having veggies for my evening meal (big meat lunch) and I'm going to make the "French toast" for my evening IP snack. And yes, I have some zucchini!

    UPDATE: YUM!
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