Sugar Editorial Picks
Apr 13, 2009 -
Pastel coated candy and egg shaped chocolate are tasty April indulgences, and there's a chance you're still on a sugar high from the holiday weekend. When you head to the store to buy ingredients for this week's healthy meals, resist the urge to pick up bags of discounted candy.
It's easier to justify spending money on junk food when it's half-priced.
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Apr 03, 2009 -
For the raver who celebrates Easter! Sure, Katie Sugar looked longingly at this candy when I walked by, but this toy (for ages five and up) isn't designed for paci-aged kids.
Perhaps this light-up lollipop/pacifier has the best intentions, but I can't shake my mental image of some clubber kid whiling away his Sunday ecstasy roll by sucking on the Easter bunny's head.
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Mar 19, 2008 -
Easter is coming up this Sunday, and for those of you who celebrate and are also trying to watch your weight, this means another holiday of dealing with candy and sweets. The positive side is that there is no rule that says you have to fill your Easter basket with pounds of chocolate eggs and jellybeans. Fill your basket with these healthier alternatives instead:
- Carrots (since the Easter Bunny likes to share)
- Fresh fruit
- Homemade cookies that are filled with healthy ingredients like oats, raisins, dried cranberries, walnuts, and dark chocolate chips
- Bars of Dark chocolate
- Colored eggs made with homemade dyes
- Dark chocolate covered peanuts, pretzels, or raisins
- Mini banana bread muffins
- Fitness DVDs
- A scented candle
- Animal shaped hand soaps (my girls love these)
If you want to see the other ideas then read more
- 18 Comments
Apr 08, 2007 -
I hope that nobody minds my tiny obsession with useless knowledge concerning statistics and facts about food and holidays. I happen to think that knowing a plethora of nonsensical information is an incredibly fun conversation starter, especially in awkward or uncomfortable moments. Although DearSugar may not approve, I'm all for avoiding horrid questions by quickly changing the subject.
- 7 Comments
Apr 07, 2007 -
Before you eat too many pieces of Easter candy, you might want to read this breakdown of your favorite Easter candy.
Here are some suggestions on how to create a Healthier Easter basket.
Do you cheat at the gym?
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Apr 09, 2009 -
Easter is this weekend and for many of you, it's a time of baskets filled with Cadbury Creme Eggs, marshmallow Peeps, and fruity jellybeans. This holiday is perfect for people with a super sweet tooth, but before you devour an entire chocolate bunny, check out the nutritional info for your favorite treats.
To see the breakdown read more
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Apr 05, 2007 -
I saw Peter Cotton Tail, hopping up the numbers on my bathroom scale. Hippity, Hoppity Easter's on its way...
Easter, for most people, is celebrated with candy yummies but before you push your 10-year-old niece out of the way to get the last hidden chocolate egg, you may want to consider this Easter Candy Breakdown:
CandyCaloriesFat (g)Carbs (g)Sugar
Peeps (4)13003329
Cadbury Creme Egg (1)15052522
Cadbury Chocolate Eggs (12)19082826
Dove Solid Choc.
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Apr 06, 2009 -
As if biting the heads off chocolate bunnies wasn't creepy enough, candy manufacturers just keep the weirdness coming. And you thought it started and ended with the light-up bunny pacifier! Here are six of my favorite secular (and religious!) Easter treats to laugh at, puzzle over, enjoy, or — in some cases — avoid.
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Mar 21, 2008 -
You're going to indulge on Easter, I know I am. So let's just try (try being the key word here) to not indulge on these candies that made it onto Newsweek's list of the most fattening Easter candies.
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Apr 04, 2007 -
What's Your Favorite Kind of Easter Candy?
Peeps
Cadbury Creme Eggs
Jelly Beans
Chocolate Bunnies
Reese's Peanut Butter Egg
Robin Eggs (aka Candy Coated Malt Balls)
Chocolate Covered Marshmallow Egg
Other - Tell us about it!
- 45 Comments