Lauren Said:

The Flamming Dr. Pepper Shot?

We Answered:

eeeehhh...I wouldn't doubt it tasting like Dr. Pepper, if you like the taste which I don't. I just have this huge fear of drinking anything "flaming," and would rather just take a shot of vodka or tequila. Or if I'm crazy a Bl ow J ob.

Glenda Said:

lemonade diettt .?fourteen?

We Answered:

I do a lot of research on diets and fad diets. I have an article that I think you should read, it is listed below. These fad diets like the lemonade diet are not a safe way to lose weight. I really think you will find the information in the article very helpful. At the end of my article is a link to a review site that I have where I have reviewed 5 different diets that are both safe and effective, they give you a diet plan but they also set you up with a work out plan which is what you have to have to get the weight off and keep it off and to do it safe. Please take a look at the article and the review site as I think they will help. Take care and good luck. Most of all be happy with yourself and be safe.

Sergio Said:

How do I get this granola to stick together?

We Answered:

Melt the sugar over the clumps and leave them in the fridge to harden.

Jordan Said:

Making baby bottles..?

We Answered:

yes using powder does that because the powder is obviously heavier then water. what i do is make enough for the day. take a juice jug add 500 ml of water and 9 scoops of powdered formula then just poor the proper amount in the bottle

Leslie Said:

Need help with feeding my 12 month old!?

We Answered:

My daughter is 1 as well and she doesn't consistently feed herself. She was able to handle finger foods well despite not having teeth. I wouldn't cup back on the milk, but maybe try changing when you give it to her. If my daughter has milk with her meals she won't eat. She has 3 bottles a day, 9oz with breakfast and before bed and 6oz with her afternoon nap. My family doctor isn't a fan of allowing my daughter to snack and she doesn't and is therefore hungry at her meal times. Breakfast is a 9oz bottle of milk, 5tbsp of the Nestle Wheat, Honey and Flakes cereal (which she loves and has iron in it) and sometimes she has toast with homemade jam and once in a while pancakes with a small amount of light syrup on it, lunch is usually one yogurt, and one of those little applesauce cups or the fruit cup (but I drain the syrup off it), and a cheese string, sometimes she will have half a grill cheese, she gets a little snack of the Gerber Crunchies and some goldfish ( I put it in one of those snack catchers and she sits on the floor with it), dinner is the tricky part for me as she is very picky, but she will always eat one of those Gerber toddlers meals (which is better than nothing) or a jar of the Beechnut Ham dinners which is purees, but who cares as long as they are eating, and some sweet potato french fries and some little pieces of whatever the rest of us are eating. She can't feed herself her complete meal herself yet, but she doesn't want to be totally fed either, so if she has some small pieces on her tray to feed herself, I feed her in between. She does well with cheese, pear and banana chunks, mangoes, fries (always baked with no salt). And she just gets water in between her meals. Hope this was helpful.