- Thomas Bagel Thins
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup of Macadamia Milk
- 1 tablespoon of Vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon of Cinnamon
- 1/2 tablespoon of butter
- For the Macadamia- Coconut Cream Cheese Spread
- A Food Processor
- 1/2 block of low fat cream cheese
- 1 package of Macadamia Nuts
- 1/2 cup of shredded Coconuts
- 1/2 can of diced Pinepapples in juice
- Combine all of the ingredients in a food processor to make the Cream Cheese spread. Process until the spread is creamy and with a velvety texture. Then empty it all out and place in the refrigerator for to chill
- Preheat saucepan to medium heat and oven to 350 degrees place the butter in the sauce pan.
- Whisk together the egg, macadamia milk, vanilla, and cinnamon until fully combined
- Dip the bagel thins in the egg batter until fully coated on both sides. Toss them into the pan for
- 3-4 minutes each side, or until you achieve the level of brown you desire. Take out and place on an oven sheet and bake for 5-7 minutes. (this step takes your french toast game to a whole new level)
- Take the toast out of the oven and let cool for about 5 minutes. Meanwhile take the cream cheese spread of the refrigerator and spread it onto the french toast....as much as you want
- Eat a slice of heaven and go about your day
- If you are a insulin dependent diabetic, be sure to adjust your insulin shot according to your physicians recommendations.
The sun is shinning and the month of May is for Melanin and Memorial Day.
This post will celebrate what happens when your Melanin is literally popping and The Macadamia Nut. This super food has so much Vitamin A that will increase protection of your skin and help repair itself. Vitamin A is a fat soluble molecule necessary for skin repair and additionally provides protection from the harsh external environments. Additionally, Vitamin A supplements are good for those with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Psoriasis because it can decrease the inflammation in your skin and your GI tract. Learn more by googling Macademia Nuts….like wow. The more you know!
However, skin can become unchecked and begin forming a tumor. This tumor is called Melanoma, which is an aggressive skin cancer from pigment producing melanin cells in our skin. It can develop anywhere on the body that has pigment such as your nails, skin, mouth etc. Your risk of melanoma increases most after the age of 30. It is most commonly seen in Caucasian skin tones but African Americans are also susceptible to it.
The most important risk factor for Melanoma is the sun and its UV rays as well as tanning beds. The best way to recognize a potential Melanoma is a skin exam by Dermatologist. But if you see any of the alarm features on your skin with the chart below, please schedule an appointment with a Dermatologist ASAP!
So let’s make sure we wear our sunscreen when we are out grilling, day brunchin and day grilling people!
Welcome to the Fam!
-Dr. Joe Claiborne
If you want to know more click this links:
Data taken from the American Cancer Society (https://www.cancer.org/cancer
Benign vs Malignant Moles: What to Look for
Anti-Aging Secrets: The Daily Skincare Routine
How Effective Is Your Sunscreen?
