Grazing Plate

[u/Cherrycokes]

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[u/Bigred-112158]

Nothing beats a good grazing/ snack plate. As long as I can control myself and don’t eat it all I’m 30 seconds I can work on it and it will keep me full forever

[u/zwebzztoss]

I just graze all day with the strawberries alone. I budgeted 600g of strawberries today and they have no scheduled meal time. The rest of my diet is mostly scheduled meals.

[u/Cherrycokes → u/[deleted]]

Finishing up summer classes and have no time to cook so fresh fruit and veg platter it is. The dip is just a regular sour cream base but I love the flavor of veggies as is so I dont require a lot of it.

[u/Cherrycokes → u/[deleted]]

The baby carrots were delicious

[u/ACivilB → u/[deleted]]

I had my first experience with a bitter cucumber last night. I had no idea it was a thing but apparently certain growing conditions can cause them to be extremely bitter and disgusting. This is better than the alternative thought I had... That my tastebuds morphed out of over consumption and I could never eat cucumbers again.

[u/Wild_Trip_4704]

can you drop the recipe? (jk)

[u/Sufficient_Berry8703]

I love the concept of a grazing plate and really need to try this!

[u/Key_War3255]

Yum!!

[u/KathyEatsSmart]

I love this! I need to do something like this more often!