Healthy Jam Jar Salads | Jamie Oliver

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  • Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
  • For a quick and portable healthy lunch on the go, get creative with Jamie’s Jam Jar Salad principle. Perfect for using up leftovers and getting a perfectly balanced meal every day and this British inspired example comes in at under 600 calories! Plump pearl barley, succulent beef, watercress and apple in a horseradish dressing - this salad offers deliciousness with every bite.
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  • @radestastyfood523
    @radestastyfood523 8 років тому +4

    That looks sooo good when jamie oliver cooks. He is so authentic and that is responsible for his success.

  • @derbigpr500
    @derbigpr500 9 років тому +93

    Yea, 3 minutes my ass. If you have someone who will prepare all the ingredients for you on the table, cook the beef and barley, and then clean and wash up after you're done stuffing everything into a jar. For the rest of us, this is a 1 hour job, not counting in the time it takes to go out and buy all this stuff.

    • @Matzes
      @Matzes 9 років тому +7

      +derbigpr500 well you are shopping for groceries anyway,aren't you? you wouldn't go out just to buy those ingridients for that specific salad.
      so you can't count that.
      I would say this is a 10min job, and you can easily to 2 batches in pretty much the same time, take one with you, keep one in the fridge

    • @adam4757
      @adam4757 9 років тому

      +derbigpr500 I agree. Pearl barley takes ages to cook.

    • @ThePureLegend95
      @ThePureLegend95 9 років тому +2

      +derbigpr500 I think he meant 3 minutes after the barley and the beef has been prepared...

    • @adam4757
      @adam4757 9 років тому

      +Stefan Perunicic Yes obviously, but it's not true when he says it takes 3 minutes to prepare

    • @derbigpr500
      @derbigpr500 9 років тому +1

      +Stefan Perunicic I know that, that's why I wrote the comment in the first place. It's like saying "it takes me 2 minutes to prepare this amazing steak dinner", and then I show you a video where I cut an already cooked and rested steak into slices and serve it on a plate next to already cooked potatoes.

  • @poszetitus
    @poszetitus 9 років тому +48

    My favorite combo is:
    Couscous, for the dressing plain olive oil, olives, feta cheese, for the fruit some pear, and the rest is iceberg lettuce, delish 👌🏻

  • @TheBurningRoses
    @TheBurningRoses 9 років тому +4

    I love jam jar salads. I made one last week that was tomatoes, yellow pepper, grated carrot, buckwheat, broccoli, raw spinach and pumpkin seeds, with just some balsamic vinegar as the dressing.
    For everyone wondering how to eat them, I usually shake mine and pour it into a bowl.

  • @curtgr
    @curtgr 9 років тому +9

    What a great video, an awesome addition to anyones routine.
    And here is a Greek suggestion, starting from the bottom up as you would with the jar:
    -Couscous
    -Purslane, tomato & cucumber salad
    -Onion cut into rings
    -Red wine vinegrete
    -Crumbled feta
    -Fresh mint/basil/oregano leaves splashed with olive oil
    -Finished with a traditional Cretan barley dakos(ντάκος)

  • @porcusuxor
    @porcusuxor 9 років тому +15

    Yay, a great idea, Jamie! And for those who say this isn't going to take three minutes -- alright, true, but you can also do a lot of it the day before, then just toss everything in right before you go -- and that'd be three minutes prep, right there!
    (If that's the case though, I suggest you put the dressing in first, then the hardier vegetables or fruits, then nuts or seeds, then everything else. And oh, if you don't want to eat from the jar, then have a bowl ready at work to upend the whole thing in ... in which case the jar would just be your mode of transportation, so to speak.)

  • @donalskehan
    @donalskehan 9 років тому +29

    Can't get enough of jar salads!

  • @mikachu84
    @mikachu84 9 років тому +1

    Back when I had salads for lunch on a daily basis, I used to take my them with me in a mason jar all the time. Spinach, lettuce, bell pepper and some grated carrots with some fish or cajun chicken on top were my favorites. This video has made me want to go out and make them again. And if your jar is big enough, all you have to do is shake it up a few times and then you can eat it straight from the jar. I love it.

  • @CookingLessonsforDad
    @CookingLessonsforDad 9 років тому +6

    I was waiting to see you try one of these salads! Maybe you should make a video on how to eat them :)

  • @smashingpumpkin3
    @smashingpumpkin3 9 років тому +18

    Southwest style - baked black beans, grilled veggies and protein , lettuce, salsa, guacamole

  • @lineikatabs
    @lineikatabs 9 років тому +103

    Seriously, how do you eat this? NO SNOBS ALLOWED, just serious answers!

    • @stefaniejensen3373
      @stefaniejensen3373 9 років тому +26

      +Ivo Temelkov Im pretty sure that youre meant to pour it on to a bowl or plate, somthing like that :)

    • @lineikatabs
      @lineikatabs 9 років тому +21

      Thanks, guys! That was my guess as well but then I though "You're an idiot, Ivo, so better ask around".

    • @stefaniejensen3373
      @stefaniejensen3373 9 років тому +23

      ***** Honestly at first I was wondering how to eat it as well, so you're not alone hahaha

    • @datboibutters
      @datboibutters 9 років тому +1

      No you're right. Just use a square tupperware.... Then again it won't look as cool as a jam jar so NVM

    • @simonagherman
      @simonagherman 9 років тому

      +Ivo Temelkov Here's a trick: you put a smaller, round, empty plastic recipient inside the jar, that fits nicely right on top of the salad. That would prevent the salad from mixing ahead of time and, when removed, it'd give you extra space to mix, shake and roll.

  • @jeffward1106
    @jeffward1106 9 років тому +1

    Awesome! I have decided to use this idea for get togethers. I have several jam jars, gonna use all your ideas for 'bring a dish' events.

  • @julecaesara482
    @julecaesara482 8 років тому +4

    what I like: salad, cucumber, tomatoes, greek yoghurt, cashew nuts or sesame, chicken slices, lots of pepper, some salt, half a squeezed lemon. I always take an apple, but I fail at adding tasty carbohydrates because I don't like cold pasta or rice. So instead, I bring a self-made cereal bar.

  • @EssentiallyCrystal
    @EssentiallyCrystal 9 років тому +12

    the point of the mason jars is so you cqn pre prep your salads. and keep them well sealed.
    when you're ready to eat it grab your pre prepped salad and chuck it in a bowl.
    it's make things easier and prepared beforehand.
    you're not meant to eat out of the mason jat.

    • @vegnewb
      @vegnewb 9 років тому +4

      +Madhatter Cryss You could pre-prep a salad with Tupperware. There is no advantage to doing it this way except the slight advantage that the Mason jar seals a little better.

    • @bbcent2000
      @bbcent2000 9 років тому

      +vegnewb and the trend factor

    • @Tilt11001
      @Tilt11001 9 років тому +1

      +vegnewb The idea is the mason jar will keep the layers separate until you shake it to serve. You can't do that with tupperware unless it's tupperware that's shaped like a mason jar.

    • @EssentiallyCrystal
      @EssentiallyCrystal 9 років тому

      Don't want to do it this way. Then don't. Simple as that.

  • @Electroblud
    @Electroblud 9 років тому +186

    Why the fuck is this video title and description google-translated into German?

    • @timinator855
      @timinator855 9 років тому +23

      +Maanuueel42 \m/(^_^) Same for me but i am german but that bothers me even more ... :D

    • @Chamitammy
      @Chamitammy 9 років тому

      +Maanuueel42 \m/(^_^) thought the same :D :D like - WTF!?

    • @Electroblud
      @Electroblud 9 років тому +2

      timinator855 I'm german too. Maybe a new strategy by UA-cam to attract more viewers?

    • @youtubefreak1653
      @youtubefreak1653 9 років тому +1

      +Maanuueel42 \m/(^_^) im a german too and it was very weird :D

    • @Electroblud
      @Electroblud 9 років тому +19

      I wouldn't mind if it was properly translated, but this is just awful!

  • @CoffeeGirl25
    @CoffeeGirl25 9 років тому

    I love how you're sharing so many healthy recipes nowadays, thanks Jamie! :)

  • @Hunnie_B
    @Hunnie_B 9 років тому

    I work outside my home 5 days a week, and always pack a homemade lunch. I have tried many different combinations of this salad in a jar and I love it, it travels well and is perfect for my lunch break, thanks for this salad dressing tip Jamie, going to give this a go :)

  • @favoritesme9861
    @favoritesme9861 6 років тому +1

    Great ideas for healthy picnics as well!

  • @alexandrasenkova3263
    @alexandrasenkova3263 9 років тому +3

    My favorite combo: boiled egg, cured salmon, cucumber, iceberg salad with the simplest dressing: olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. For less calories just use shrmps instead of salmon. Sometimes I add avocado to the mix,

    • @anni50ful
      @anni50ful 5 років тому

      salmon is just as low in cals as shrimps x

  • @isaac970
    @isaac970 8 років тому

    i just made it it tastes really good thank you for the tutorial i had carrot,cucumber,letteis,rise and apple

  • @medium9222
    @medium9222 7 років тому

    I make italian jam jar salad in every day superfood and it amazing-i love rocket,tuna,lemon,pasta and tomato.

  • @litarobey2175
    @litarobey2175 7 років тому

    Love it, I also do a Japanese soup jars with, ramen, udon, saba noodles, veg, miso and chicken bouillon paste -add fresh ginger and whatever fresh herbs you like on top. Put the kettle to boil at work, pour, seal with lid 3-4 mins and its fabulous!

  • @paulinesaumade6584
    @paulinesaumade6584 9 років тому +24

    How the fuck are you even supposed to mix these around and eat?

    • @darkfightlight1939
      @darkfightlight1939 9 років тому +1

      chop sticks?

    • @JOSTEHEES
      @JOSTEHEES 9 років тому

      yeah at least you said fuck

    • @dayna1998
      @dayna1998 9 років тому

      +Pauline Saumade lol fork? duh. ? plastic spoon ? idk. use ur head, figure it out.

    • @MeldinX2
      @MeldinX2 9 років тому +3

      +Pauline Saumade Or just pour it into a plate and mix it and eat it like a human would.

    • @fargofargofargo
      @fargofargofargo 9 років тому +1

      you eat all of the food straight up out of the jar, throw it up back into the jar, and eat it again mixed up. :)

  • @ScoffTV
    @ScoffTV 9 років тому +1

    Ahh amazing, what a clever idea, we must try something like this on our channel.

  • @huss1205
    @huss1205 9 років тому

    I just bought the book, looking forward to receive it here in Sweden and enjoy the recipes with the family...

  • @VGKlovingChefx81
    @VGKlovingChefx81 9 років тому

    My favorite combination is:
    Little whole wheat rotini pasta
    Avacado
    Herb Ranch or Garlic/dijon vinaigrette
    Shredded butter lettuce
    Heirloom cherry tomatoes
    Seared tuna
    Hard boiled egg whites
    Dried cranberries
    Slice almonds
    Protein packed and super delicious. Oh and by the way chef I hit 54 lbs on my weight loss journey today. Sending you lots of love as always and your book cant get here fast enough. :-) chat soon

  • @flfenna
    @flfenna 9 років тому

    chilli yoghurt dressing, brown fusilli, cucumber,celery,smoked salmon watercress, crispy lettuce, capers ... Oh my oh my!!

  • @doyouknowellie
    @doyouknowellie 9 років тому +14

    This is so much going to save me in uni.

    • @basilevs27
      @basilevs27 6 років тому +1

      Did it work for you?

  • @debraking8933
    @debraking8933 7 років тому

    I like kale and all green salad making. New at jar thighs.

  • @sandracarli1110
    @sandracarli1110 6 років тому

    Pearl barley is refined (the hull and bran are removed) so it is absorbed quickly by the body like white flour or white rice.

  • @toomaskotkas4467
    @toomaskotkas4467 9 років тому

    I've never heard of "jam jar salads" before. What an interesting idea! Thanks.

  • @patriciamcdonald5468
    @patriciamcdonald5468 8 років тому +1

    Hi Jamie, I have watched you keep on cooking with your heart for many years, and trying to help others so often. I'm a vegan and I like your ideas, cos you love preparing food. Just keep doing it with your great big heart. Many Blessings to you and yours mate.

  • @creativereindeer
    @creativereindeer 9 років тому

    Ah yes! What a great idea - good to see it start to finish here and really inspiring for exciting healthy lunches!! Wicked! Will be giving one a try!

  • @pathd9110
    @pathd9110 9 років тому

    These look so good. I'll probably go for a greek style salad--spinach, olives, tzatziki, tomatoes, feta, etc. what should I use for grain? Maybe couscous? Pilaf?

  • @punkinkai
    @punkinkai 9 років тому

    I think the jar is all about presentation, great video.
    They look amazing and simple to create :)

  • @natashalindner2059
    @natashalindner2059 8 років тому

    I love a roasted sweet potato (tosted with cumin), lentils, spinach, grated carrot and feta, and often some leftover chicken goes in too.

  • @FatDough
    @FatDough 9 років тому +1

    Awesome idea! Here's my version with a bit of Chinese twist. Toasted Oats - Sesame Oil + Soy Sauce + ShaoXing Wine + Honey + Almond Butter - Red Cabbage + Cabbage + Carrot - Lightly Seared Tofu

  • @heazzdelafuente5966
    @heazzdelafuente5966 9 років тому

    Hi Jamie i've found great salad just by what i had in the kitchen. that was brown rice and quinoa, sweet potato, avocado, baby spinach and chicken thighs with sauce (my creative thinking and i didn't have much food) tablespoon of Chilli con carne mix (from a packet)and coconut milk.

  • @TheLilac212
    @TheLilac212 9 років тому +6

    So how you actually eat it, you have to mix it, right? So you need a bowl? It does look feisty and lovely and I like that you have all that you need.

  • @MrKnucklez1000
    @MrKnucklez1000 9 років тому +46

    How the fuck are you suppose to eat that.

    • @shabnamkashef6021
      @shabnamkashef6021 9 років тому +16

      All the jar salads I've seen are meant to be dumped into a bowl right before eating, so I'm assuming it's the same for this one too!

    • @j.sparrow3265
      @j.sparrow3265 9 років тому +3

      +Slender Man With a fork.

    • @vlastos
      @vlastos 9 років тому

      +Slender Man exactly what I though :D

    • @dayna1998
      @dayna1998 9 років тому

      +Slender Man its fancy, and i recommend u to use fork or find a way.

  • @andrealipovac7803
    @andrealipovac7803 9 років тому

    Chickpeas, hummus, sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil, spinach, peppers, chili, grilled chicken + Greek yogurt dressing :)

  • @pernilla191
    @pernilla191 9 років тому

    Ooouu, it's a tough one. I would probably go with quinoa, a yoghurt dressing with garlic, broccoli, quorn bits, sugar snaps and cashews. And spinach for sure!

  • @ChristmasCrustacean1
    @ChristmasCrustacean1 9 років тому +41

    You know... I just noticed that Jamie used a tablespoon to measure an actual tablespoon of olive oil.
    I don't think there's ever been an actual tablespoon of olive oil in a Jamie recipe ever

  • @XcrissRS13
    @XcrissRS13 8 років тому

    Wallnuts&blackberries&goat cheese. Oh-my-god, so goood!
    Also some roasted foie gras and orange glaze work surprisingly well in a salad!

  • @ikmaladam9676
    @ikmaladam9676 9 років тому

    Looks very fresh

  • @DipikaDesaboyina
    @DipikaDesaboyina 9 років тому

    Brown rice>beets+carrots> fat free yogurt+pickled mango dressing>spinach+coriander+mint>grilled chicken>soft boiled eggs> spicy roasted peanuts.

  • @deniselincoln2781
    @deniselincoln2781 9 років тому

    I make these everyday for my work lunches so easy

    • @clarar.8246
      @clarar.8246 9 років тому

      And how do you mix everything together in this jar?

    • @deniselincoln2781
      @deniselincoln2781 9 років тому

      when you tip it out onto a plate it then mixes. The dressing goes through everything. They taste amazing and you put what ever you like in as long as the order is correct

  • @SonaliMankaSingh
    @SonaliMankaSingh 9 років тому +12

    I'm boring. I like salads with veggies + green leafy things + herbs + lemon juice.

    • @Rick_Cleland
      @Rick_Cleland 9 років тому +1

      +Nali Vlogs Eat some cheese.

    • @Let_the_feast_begin
      @Let_the_feast_begin 9 років тому +1

      +RickCleek i second that !

    • @macaoron
      @macaoron 9 років тому

      You can put vegetables that would release juices (e.g. tomatoes and onions) at the bottom and leafy greens at the top to prevent the greens from getting soggy and going bad easily.

  • @SuperMessi4ever
    @SuperMessi4ever 9 років тому

    Wholegrain pasta + mustard/oil/balsamic dressing + Raw fennel + zuccini w. Mint + romiane salat + cooked chicken thigh w. Basil + toasted pinenuts and Maybe some feta

  • @yemmeth
    @yemmeth 9 років тому

    Spinach, chickpeas(toasted with ground cumin, ground coriander and paprika), feta , carrots and lemon/evoo dressing.

  • @Alex-js9fg
    @Alex-js9fg 9 років тому +2

    sliced potatoes, yogurt, grated beetroot, cucumber slices, smoked salmon, dill, poppy seeds

  • @rickymagicanada
    @rickymagicanada 9 років тому

    Awesome idea.

  • @isiholliday3051
    @isiholliday3051 9 років тому

    I love pasta with sundries tomato dressing, rocket, ham, (can also add peas or peashoots) and pine nuts sprinkled on top :)

  • @AstaCHF
    @AstaCHF 9 років тому +2

    Looks so good man

  • @KelyrinYourSafeSpace
    @KelyrinYourSafeSpace 9 років тому

    The first thing that came across my mind is delicious Bo Bun Jar salad ! :D

  • @arina86
    @arina86 9 років тому +1

    Nice. Thank you, Jamie!

  • @Rohini489
    @Rohini489 9 років тому

    Thank you for yummy ideas for Lunches!!

  • @doremikan22
    @doremikan22 9 років тому

    Love this idea

  • @mari-jozilveti1209
    @mari-jozilveti1209 9 років тому +1

    Jamie, fantastic recipes, but I could not understand which ingredient you put after virgin oil and yoghurt. Could you write down, please!
    At home we love your recipes. Congrats and thanks for sharing!

    • @Sindy12321
      @Sindy12321 9 років тому

      +Mary-Jo Zilveti horse radish :)

  • @brightknee14
    @brightknee14 9 років тому

    Coriander Jalapeño Dressing, Brown Rice, Grilled beef, black beans, corn, tomato and spinach.

  • @mehwish81
    @mehwish81 9 років тому +1

    This could be my favourite jamie idea ever!

  • @rebekah6177
    @rebekah6177 9 років тому

    This looks amazing! I think the point of the jar is for travel and then you can tip it into a bowl or onto a plate. Not that hard people. :D
    I would looove to make one with spinach, pine nuts, pumpkin, a bit of lean chicken breast, balsamic, and cous cous. Yummm!

  • @EvilAbD
    @EvilAbD 8 років тому +1

    how can this be eatean? directly from the jar? putting all in a plate so the carb will be on the top? or do I need to mix in the plate?

  • @ronaeasyhomecookingchannel5325
    @ronaeasyhomecookingchannel5325 9 років тому +5

    That's was very easy to do, great combination of vitamin supplements,. So tempting to eat bec of the color combinations. Thanks chef great simple recipe for salad dressing.. Too

  • @نورالزهراء-ن9غ5ش
    @نورالزهراء-ن9غ5ش 9 років тому

    beautiful idea 😍😍😍😍

  • @syedhossain2454
    @syedhossain2454 9 років тому +1

    Plain white rice>sauteed mushroom>iceberg lettuce+carrot>chicken strips mixed with sriracha sauce>sauteed mushroom>iceberg lettuce+carrot

  • @seriousprayer
    @seriousprayer 9 років тому

    rice pilaf. carrots, red bell pepper, mixed greens red onions, mushrooms, pumpkin seeds, oil and vinegar dressing

  • @olekasch931
    @olekasch931 9 років тому

    more of these!!!

  • @lillithdv8
    @lillithdv8 9 років тому

    Burrito in a jar: kidney/pinto beans, cilantro/lime rice, salsa, pull pork/chicken/beef, avocado, lettuce, cheese, sour cream

  • @lisaosmond156
    @lisaosmond156 8 років тому

    fab idea

  • @nadiasubri7426
    @nadiasubri7426 5 років тому

    I would suggest: kidney beans at the bottom, lettuce, sweet corn, olives, smoked mackerel, prawns or tuna , and dried flat bread at the top, with; of course,: olive oil ( with mince garlic) and lime juice & black pepper dressing.

  • @shoshandmer
    @shoshandmer 9 років тому +1

    amazing idea - gotta be indian with chickpeas and spice!

  • @foundnoone
    @foundnoone 9 років тому

    Oh, God. You did it again, Jamie.

  • @alexthompson5172
    @alexthompson5172 6 років тому +1

    should u eat this out the jar or pour it onto a plate?

  • @The.Harmony
    @The.Harmony 8 років тому

    Love the extra ideas...

  • @cindywatson2882
    @cindywatson2882 6 років тому

    Best idea

  • @deereid8705
    @deereid8705 9 років тому

    oh wow. ..an other great idea..from the Master Himself Jamie Oliver. ..cool...i got some idea already about my native place jamaica. ..and my passion for indian food.

  • @joannelee5037
    @joannelee5037 9 років тому

    Looks so good!!

  • @ideadly_skies1465
    @ideadly_skies1465 9 років тому

    Woww perfect timing

  • @patrickcarroll7185
    @patrickcarroll7185 9 років тому

    dim question here! is this eaten on the go from the jar or tipped out into a bowl and tossed??

  • @alexisagliata7465
    @alexisagliata7465 5 років тому

    Merci chef

  • @justaboyfromsalatiga
    @justaboyfromsalatiga 9 років тому

    That was amazing..I so so so so wish I could study and travel with you, I want to inspire people like you inspire me...hopefully someday.. :D

  • @benidobre
    @benidobre 6 років тому

    but how do you eat it. do you pour the jar in a bowl?

  • @MegaBigboost
    @MegaBigboost 9 років тому

    So how are supposed to eat that Jamie?.... Love it

    • @MegaBigboost
      @MegaBigboost 9 років тому

      Ok thanks jamie 🇹🇹👊🏾

  • @la_pcb
    @la_pcb 9 років тому

    What is the think you put after the black pepper in the yought? And if had another name?

  • @DeirdreBegley
    @DeirdreBegley 9 років тому

    great video those looked good

  • @blizardae
    @blizardae 9 років тому

    I put salad dressing right at the bottom though! keeps everything dry.try replacing steamed pumpkin as salad dressing, makes your salad even healthier and creamy too =)

  • @TinRapper
    @TinRapper 9 років тому +12

    Holly shit this is genius

  • @lewisrose9802
    @lewisrose9802 9 років тому

    Like to see him get the lid on that Jar.

  • @sean1990ize
    @sean1990ize 9 років тому

    Corn, yogurt, mashed sweet potato with chopped carrots, left over dried chicken breast, fresh chopped parsley

  • @Michellykaori
    @Michellykaori 9 років тому

    How long do they last in a jar? Can I prepare that for week?

  • @thepersonxox6101
    @thepersonxox6101 6 років тому

    Done this in food studies in school

  • @taulegae
    @taulegae 9 років тому

    how do you eat out of a jam jar? each ingredient separately?

  • @agentbored1435
    @agentbored1435 9 років тому

    Dear mr jamie oliver
    Can you make a video about protien cook to perfection?
    Everytime i follow your guide is ok but sometimes diffrent cut of meat i just cant handle

  • @5croobius
    @5croobius 9 років тому +1

    MY combo: Milo 1/2 cup, topped with milk. Done.

  • @djjaewon
    @djjaewon 9 років тому

    Ultimate Korean Jar Salad......... rice, beef bulgogi, kimchi, boiled bean sprouts, soybean paste and sesame oil salad dressing, sweet onion, green onions, and a heap of lettuce.

  • @Khazandar
    @Khazandar 9 років тому

    Great ideas. Personally ditching all the carbs though :)

  • @Alia16829
    @Alia16829 9 років тому

    Wow u rock jamie

  • @김성모-k7g
    @김성모-k7g 9 років тому +53

    how the hell are you supposed eat that without spilling...

    • @swanseawales1979
      @swanseawales1979 9 років тому

      +MrChuckyps Good response

    • @macaoron
      @macaoron 9 років тому +22

      Jars are just for storing and appearance... You pour it out into a bowl, mix it all up and eat

    • @ShaunWhiteismyGinger
      @ShaunWhiteismyGinger 9 років тому +1

      That's why u use a large jar

    • @baluvideo
      @baluvideo 9 років тому +3

      +Kim Daniel my first thought as well. then i realised you can pop it in a bowl and done.

    • @Cinderellafairy2012
      @Cinderellafairy2012 9 років тому

      I have the same qs:-)

  • @jamessherwood8817
    @jamessherwood8817 9 років тому +1

    do you make these just for instagram, or are you supposed to eat them as-well?