Outside of food choices, I am not sure if I would categorize myself as someone who loves adventures. I try to constantly push myself to try new things but I’ll admit there are times when I let hesitation and nerves get the best of me.
However, when it came to breakfast this morning, I had no hesitations about diving into my pumpkin pie dessert hummus. I tried a variation of a pumpkin pie smoothie from one of my favorite healthy living food blogs.
Pumpkin Pie Smoothie:
2 ice cubes
1 tablespoon pumpkin pie dessert hummus
1 cup almond milk
½ banana
1 tablespoon organic vanilla brown rice protein powder


For lunch, I had another new product to try. I made a wrap with a whole wheat tortilla, some veganaise, greens and some sliced falafel I picked up at Stew Leonard’s. It was delicious. See falafel below:




The Apiary Dining Room
Anyway, I was really impressed with the food and how accommodating the restaurant was of my needs. There were no vegetarian choices on the menu but as soon as I mentioned to the waiter that I didn’t eat meat or diary, he said “I’ll take care of you.” Take care of me he did! I loved my noodles and veggies in white wine sauce. For dessert I had the sorbet trio. I could only have a few bites because I was full after the meal but it was the perfect sweet ending to an adventure filled day.
So yes, it was a successful day of new foods and new friends. We even made plans to go sky-diving in the future… I suppose time will tell if I am truly the adventurous type : \
I told Al about pumpkin pie hummus--he wants to try it!! Did you like it?
ReplyDeleteSooo good! They also make other flavors like chocolate mousse. I haven't seen it anywhere except Stew Leonard's. Let me know if you find it : )
ReplyDeletePumpkin Pie hummus!!! Sounds so yummy...I am jealous. Sky diving??? Not so jealous
ReplyDeletePumpkin pie hummus- that sounds amazing. I need to get my hands on it. :)
ReplyDeleteHow did the smoothie turn out?
It was really good but to be honest, not very different from just using regular pumpkin. Perhaps more protein though?
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