Let’s make a snack for the Super Bowl #shorts

[NutritionByKylie]

Long story short: Don’t be afraid to be yourself because the right person will appreciate you for who you are!!

Here’s a very rough recipe for the dip (I didn’t keep track of the amounts of ingredients I added so adjust as necessary):
- Add ~1/4 c extra virgin olive oil, 1 smashed garlic clove, fresh rosemary sprigs, 1/2 tsp dried oregano, and red pepper flakes to a pan over low heat until garlic is fragrant
- Add ~2 tbsp oil with rosemary sprigs and garlic to a food processor along with 1 can cannellini beans, juice of ~3/4 lemon, 1 tbsp water, 1/2 tsp dried oregano salt, pepper, and more red pepper flakes (to taste)
- Process until smooth.
- Drizzle leftover oil from pan onto dip.

I brought this along with cucumber, crackers, and pretzels!

[mickey]

The fact that the Colts and Steelers have no beef makes this story funnier.

[lightlady]

Perfect example of how your past teaches you. What seems irrelevant or silly at the time, you will still take that information (in this case about football, or yourself) and be able to use it down the road. Happy for you!

[mocagami]

yeah i've found that people who are excited to talk to you about what they like even if you can't completely follow are much more fun than people who shame you for not knowing everything they like anyways.

[whydoistillexist]

My best friend loves to ramble about movies she saw. Especially marvel. I’ve seen like 2 marvel movies, I think? I still listen every time even tho I can’t follow and she’s fine with that. She also listens to my rambles about things she doesn’t understand. It’s chill

[pandathepitty]

I love this story! Life comes full circle sometimes

[scattypetty]

I was an exchange student in Connecticut in 2011. I liked a guy and I knew he liked the Patriots, so I told him I liked the Patriots too. Then I went to work learning how the game is played, learning about the team, watching every game. Nothing ever came of my crush, but I became a bigger Patriots fan than he was. I went back to Germany in 2012 and I started playing on a newly-formed girls' team. I played for 7 years. My pathetic lie actually gave me a really cool passion, no regrets.

[hopeamaryah]

I love how she got to tell that story to someone later who probably found humor but also like really liked and respected her not only for that but for the personal growth in the lil anecdote, mutual respect and acceptance.

[zedelstein]

This is why I listen to “Go! My Favorite Sports Team”. I don’t LOVE sports but knowing some info makes it easy to talk to people who do love sports, and the science and psychology is super fascinating to me

[sour_switchblxde]

as an Indiana citizen this was funnier that most people would expect

[可]

Being authentic is always the best way to go, you attract the right people that way!

[gavisbarbie]

Relationships where we can’t be honest and open with our interests <<<

[NathalieTaylorsVersion]

That's so cute! Love a full circle moment ❤️

[lequinntessential]

These are the sort of shorts that I love on YouTube. Not overly stylised, just wholesome, life affirming advice and nice shots of yummy food

[SarahMcKelvey-qf]

I am 13 and I really want to be a dietitian when I’m older so thank you for inspiring me!

[abigailtachick]

I love how you included a story, very captivating, showed us how to make something, and all at once brought it to a superbowl party. Everything made sense❤

[Vithusha]

I used to do that with friends 😭 but I eventually found friends that I was able to fit in and talk comfortably about my interest 💕 it made me realise there are people who are going like you for you. So just be yourself 🦋

[mollykidd]

As someone who also grew up in Indiana, thank you for loving him, I’m sure he needs it

[Roret]

As someone who lives in Indiana (surrounded by big Colts fans!) And has distant family who are huge Steelers fans, this story warms my heart! I love it!!

[ratrat]

I love she shared stories and then explains what she made at the end and the food always looks so good