Hey, I'm Jazz! I am a nutritional therapist practitioner, and spent 3 years as a personal chef to NBA athletes. I’ll teach you my best tips, tricks and hacks so you can spend less time in the kitchen.
Follow along for easy, attainable and healthy recipes in under 30 minutes! Learn to utilize ingredients using what you have in your kitchen & how to swap recipes to easily make them allergen friendly!
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One thing u guys got wrong. In n Out actually do have a microwave in their kitchens and use it to melt cheese onto the cheesy fries. Nice review. I give them a tie.
As European, I'm really confused... not only is most of these unsuitable for school snacks, it's probably not suitable for children in general (do you really just give chips to a such small child that was in the video? Are these the same people that need hacks and manipulation to feed their children vegetables?). Is this a parody?
Experiment with added sugar perhaps some added vanilla until you find the ingredients that suit you. Sure it'll take time but if you got the time and you got the money it might pay off. Maybe add some eggs to or maybe even better not melted but room temperature to help enhance the flavor.
If it already contains more than one ingredient it's not an ingredient it's a product. You did not combine two ingredients, you combined two products for a total of about 7 or more ingredients. If you're going to make informative baking videos please do it right.
If you look at a cookbook recipe that requires something premade, it’s going to be listed under the ingredients bud. If she used an ice cream that had marshmallow in it would she then have to clarify that the marshmallow is also another “product” added since it’s also made of its own ingredients? What about the chocolate chips? Should she list out every ingredient in each item in the recipe instead? No, because language is ever evolving, people understand that these things on their own are products comprised of individual ingredients, but she is combining them to make an entirely different thing so they are indeed *ingredients,* a combination of things that made a different thing. The over-clarification is unnecessary if you’ve ever followed a recipe, take it easy dude.
All of these are nearly twice the price if not more. Not helpful in today’s economic climate. Might as well just start making your own healthy snacks if you want that lifestyle
yeah from england, I like your way, I've subscribed and will watch a few more vids, what got me into your channel was actually the seperate video you did about cooking rice, I followed it with your nail rule for the water and it worked perfectly, first time I've ever made rice properly and not a sloppy mess, lol, you should be on TV xxx
unflavoured pasta and terrible looking salmon…? No wonder why you’re an ex private chef, you lose all your skill in a car crash or smth??? I’m honestly confused how you were paid to make this.
