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1991 Toyota Corolla User Reviews
1991 Toyota Corolla Review Ratings
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 28 1991 Toyota Corolla reviews.
Jeremiah writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla Base Review
Decent performance
old, money pit
An Excellent First — There are many things a man looks forward to in his life, and they are always special. This being my first car, it was no exception. As a performer, it's nothing special. this being a regular Corolla, it was powered by a pitiful 1.6 105 HP 4A-FE mated to a 3-speed auto gearbox. Even with all those years under it's belt the Corolla was able to get out of it's own way, but passing required a little forethought. Carrying more than 2 people, or any heavy load, pushed the little 4-banger to it's little limit as well. build quality was what you'd expect of an older car. some things didn't work, and some things worked some of the time. The seats were faded and worn, and everything was loose. Overall cost... well, here's where things get hairy. The car was originally $1100, but shortly after it needed a new engine due to the PO's neglect. Over the 2 years I owned it, things would die in 3 month spurts. first year it was engine, muffler, bodywork. Second year was starter, alternator, CV joint, and Transmission. It wasn't really all that good on gas as you would expect from a small car, averaging a silly ~28 mpg combined. It still had some good points though, as cheap beater, it was fun to drive in the twisties. Decent handling and a little pep helped, and the overall feel that a tiny car with no safety features brings did as well. It was old, tired, weak, didn't have much room, and was an money pit, but I loved her all the same.
Mike writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla Base Review
Great Mpg — excellent reliable transpo but it is ugly, great gas mileage.handeling is sketchy. first gear a little too low but gets out in traffic nice from a dead stop. so so interior. good metal no rust.needs wider tires than stock ones.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jennifer writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla DX Review
VERY reliable,
The Best Car Ever — The best car I've ever had. When we sold it at 228,000 miles, it still ran as if it were brand new. As long as you do normal maintainance, it ran great! I even drove it through a blizzard and it did great. As far as I know, it's still running.
Primary Use: Family transportation
seacow writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla DX Review
MPGs, Handling, Reliability.
Other than it being old and having no frills... the seatbelts, I'd prefer a standard 3-point instead of a automatic shoulder with manual lapbelt.
Beast! — This car runs great, 21yrs old and it's still going... just had it checked and all it needed was a tierod and the battery was shot. Its a real beater, but keeps going strong.... Love it! I got it with just over 159k on it. I've already put over 1k miles on it in about a months time. Back and forth 70miles 3 days a week for school, trips to friends all over and to NY too... Sweet!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Darek writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla DX Wagon AWD Review
Amazing — Amazing sexiness!!! It may only be a 1.6L 4A-FE but damn this thing pulls at 3,000RPM! I used to be a true blue Mazda enthusiast but this car has made me question my loyalty o_O! I suppose you could say I have ventured to Toyota now. I never thought I would say this but I love my Toyota Wagon, its a beast!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Seth writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla DX Review
It's a great car if you want a gas efficient family car.
The only problem with my Corolla is that its headliner fell off.
Great Early 90s Family Car! — Performance is decent, it goes 0-60 in probably 6 seconds. The Corolla's appearance is nothing special which I like. The build quality is also decent it only needed repairs on the exhaust. Its a fun car to drive since it can out run a Kia.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Simon writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla Review
Manual gearbox great with this car, fun, burnouts, loud stereo
Would always lose races - half from no power, half from so much weight in stereo
Fun Little Manual P-plate Box — This little Corolla had a 1.6L 4 cyl single cam. 5 speed manual was well suited for this car. After having driven a few autos in the same model, I definitely think the manual was better suited to this car, and definitely made it more fun. Manual allowed some nice little burnouts. Bought this car from my parents for $1000, and it lasted me a good few years after that. This was a typical cheap P-plater car. My "helpful" additions: chrome wheels (i sprayed the steel wheels with chrome spray paint) more audio power than engine power (2 x 3 way 6x9" speakers in rear parcel shelf, 2 x 6" splits in front doors, 2 x 4" 2 way speakers in rear doors, 1 x 15" sub and 1 x 12" sub in a custom made sub box enclosure which took up the entire boot) TRD stickers which made the stock corolla go SOOOO much faster Some great memories in this car.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Andrew writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla Base Review
good MPG
very cheap build quality
Like Driving A Matchbox — This car was very dependable (mostly, until the head gasket blew) and got great gas mileage. However, the motor was very weak, and struggled at highway speeds. The interior and exterior were both very cheap and i didn't feel safe in this car at all.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Gabe writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla LE Review
gas mileage is awesome
the muffler
Nathan writes:
1991 Toyota Corolla DX Wagon Review
bang for your buck mate
when u been on the piss
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2014 Toyota Corolla Reviews
Small Car, Great Mileage, Not For Big People Or Outdoorsy Areas
My pros and cons sum it all up: small car that handles well, is easy to park, gets great gas mileage, is great for commuting to-and-from work or errands, and it's a Toyota, so it's reliable. Although ... Read More
2013 Toyota Corolla Reviews
My Corolla
The Toyota Corolla is one of the best selling cars in the world for a reason. It does what it was made to do - be a solid car. For the price, it is a good transportation device and the reliability/gas... Read More
Budget Car
No road grip, and very light weight. During cruise at 80 Miles speed turning is disbalance. Aircon. is not powerful. Very good fuel consumption. Sound system is very powerful. I like heated side mirro... Read More
2012 Toyota Corolla Reviews
It Is A Nice Family Car.
It is a nice family car.It doesnt makes a lot of sounds.It is pretty fast.It cost a very big money.And ıt swallows a lot of gas.It is very fun to drive this car because it is comfy.You should buy on... Read More
2011 Toyota Corolla Reviews
Toyota Corolla Is A Nice And Easy Handling Car, And Its Seats Are Great With A Lot Of Cargo Space.
I love to drive this car because, It was faster than I expected, gas reliable, easy to handle,and engine has long life efficiency. I think that is why it is the best car which Toyota sells most. It ha... Read More
Best In Price Range
The 2011 is the last model year the Corolla has with the 1.8Liter 1ZZ FE, an engine with a near perfect blend of power and economy. The 2012 went to the 2ZR FE and gets less economy than the 2011, 34/... Read More
2010 Toyota Corolla Reviews
Cute Little Car For Anybody Who Wants To Save Gas
Awesome lilttle car. Saves so much on gas and the designe is cute. I bought the smokey gray color. the price was not bad and hope to have this car as my main car well I by another one for my weekend ... Read More
Sport, Stylish, Fun To Drive
Corolla S with the sport package is a fun, easy to drive car that has a real stylish exterior, interior design is very simple, but functional, as all toyotas are. I love this car, it's been my favorit... Read More


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Recently by Gail Jarvis: Waiting for Govdough
The segment "Jaywalking" is a popular feature of the Jay Leno show. Mr. Leno asks people on the street incredibly easy questions, many about American history. Although their lack of knowledge is astonishing; for instance, one adult respondent named Benjamin Franklin as our first president, you can't help but laugh. However, it's not so funny when you realize that quite a few of these people have formal educations; while others are even teachers and professors. So it seems that outside of the knowledge required to perform their given jobs, many are woefully uninformed. Are these "people on the street" that Leno interviews an anomaly? Or do they represent a microcosm of a larger portion of our society?
My opinion is that they are indeed representative of a sizable segment of the American public; a segment appallingly uninformed regarding American history. In addition to being uninformed, I maintain that many are also misinformed as a result of having been schooled by the new generation of educators, educators influenced by cultural changes since the 1960s. Sadly, impressions made by teachers and college professors linger for some time after students leave college and continue to affect their perceptions of political issues as well as voting preferences.
The mindset of many of today's professors is revealed by a recent "best and worst" poll. These polls are more than a little subjective, whether they rank movies, cities, countries, or other subjects. This particular poll was based on responses from college professors and it ranked American presidents from the best to the worst. Of course, presidential polls have been around for years but rankings change as political ideologies change and this poll is no exception.
The Siena Research Institute recently asked 238 professors to rank our presidents according to predetermined categories. The Siena poll was released on July 1st and many, including myself, found the selections a little baffling. We were especially baffled by their ranking of Barack Obama as our fifteenth best president, even though he had been in office less than 18 months. Apparently his inclusion is what prompted one observer to use the term "premature" in describing the poll.
("Premature" also describes the Nobel Committee's choice of Obama for its peace prize after he had been president for only twelve days. Prior to the selection of Obama, only two American presidents had been awarded the prize — Woodrow Wilson and Jimmy Carter. Although their peace-making efforts were not overly successful, and certainly not long lasting, these men did work toward their goals for more than 12 days, providing the Nobel Committee with at least something to base its judgment on.)
Of course, Obama's inclusion is not the only problem with the Siena presidential poll. Because the selections are heavily influenced by modern-day liberal values, some former presidents didn't fare as well as they might have. But should presidents in prior generations be judged by political opinions currently in fashion? Shouldn't more weight be given to the circumstances and attitudes existing during their time in office, especially those who served over a century ago?
I think you can sense the influence contemporary attitudes had on poll results by looking at our nation's fifteen best presidents as selected by these "scholars":
- Franklin Roosevelt
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Abraham Lincoln
- George Washington
- Thomas Jefferson
- James Madison
- James Monroe
- Woodrow Wilson
- Harry Truman
- Dwight Eisenhower
- John Kennedy
- James Polk
- Bill Clinton
- Andrew Jackson
- Barack Obama
Naturally the poll has been criticized, prompting those on the left to come to its defense. One annoyed blogger stated: "The right-wing media has, of course, already begun deriding the list because it was decided upon by a group of liberal, elitist professors — in other words, scholars who have actually done some research on the subject of presidents." Other scholars, those without liberal credentials, have also done some research on the subject of presidents. And their research would result in quite a different ranking.
As for the reasons the professors made the selections they did, I could find only one brief comment from Dr. Douglas Lonnstrom, Founding Director of the Siena Research Institute. As justification for the selection of Franklin Roosevelt as America's best president, Professor Lonnstrom claims: "He got America out of a depression and a war."
I am surprised that any serious scholar would claim that Roosevelt ended the depression. Many economists would argue that Roosevelt's policies actually made economic conditions worse and that the depression would have ended sooner without his meddling. One school of economists maintains that it took the manufacturing build-up for World War Two to end the depression. Another school makes the persuasive argument that the economy didn't rebound until Roosevelt's death allowed the cutback of some of the government's massive interferences with market forces. A gradual recovery then began as entrepreneurs and investors regained confidence in the market place.
Of course, Roosevelt was our Commander in Chief during most of World War Two and when he died on April 12, 1945, an Allied victory was close at hand. (The official date given for the end of the war is September 2nd.) Roosevelt probably did what he thought best for the war effort. But Professor Lonnstrom seems to imply that Roosevelt accomplished things that some of our other presidents might not have been able to accomplish under the same circumstances. This is a questionable assumption.
Although this Siena poll did include Washington, Jefferson and Madison among the top fifteen best presidents, I suspect that their rankings will sink lower in future polls. As our nation continues its move toward the left of the political spectrum, concepts of the Founding Fathers, which are already being neglected, will be even further ignored. Indeed there is a strong feeling among progressives that the process of legally amending the constitution is too cumbersome and time-consuming. Instead they advocate what they call a "living constitution" — a flexible constitution that allows for hassle-free expedited interpretations that bolster whatever political agenda is currently in vogue.
If rankings were based solely on whose administration did the most long-term good or the most long-term harm to our country, I would place Franklin Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln near the bottom. But if we move to the bottom of the Siena list and see the five worst presidents as picked by the professors, we will find the usual suspects:
39. George W. Bush
40. Franklin Pierce
41. Warren Harding
42. James Buchanan
43. Andrew Johnson
(The list includes only 43 rankings instead of 44 because Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms.)
It is fashionable nowadays to disparage Andrew Johnson, primarily because of his opposition to the Reconstruction of defeated Southern states after the Civil War. Today's up-to-date versions of Reconstruction portray it in a positive light that "corrects" the previously held negative versions of that dubious social experiment. As a result of public indoctrination since the 1960s, many Americans no longer question the federal government's right to alter the internal affairs not only of states but schools, privately owned companies, indeed, any organization. But in Johnson's time the idea of a federal government that could rework the structure and functioning of an individual state had not yet come to fruition.
Like his deceased predecessor Lincoln, Johnson also took a lenient approach to the readmission of seceded Southern states back into the Union. All he required was that they repeal secession ordinances, take a loyalty oath and abolish slavery. But the Radical Republicans in Congress wanted not only to reconstruct the South but to punish it. Johnson courageously held firm against their pressure. The Radical Republicans became so frustrated that they tried to remove him from office. Luckily they failed.
I suspect that one of the reasons for professors ranking Franklin Pierce's presidency so low is that he signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act. This Act allowed newly formed states in the Western territories seeking admission to the Union to decide for themselves whether or not they would allow slavery. Anti-slavery forces wanted the federal government to impose an outright ban on slavery in the territories. But at that time, our country was still a voluntary union of states who could determine their own fate. Franklin Pierce was a firm believer in states' rights, as were many of his contemporary New Englanders.
The currently sanctioned version of this historic episode claims that the South wanted to expand slavery into the territories, while the North wanted to prohibit it. Consequently this Act created a serious conflict in Kansas that resulted in violent clashes between the two factions, and a vast number of lives were lost. This local conflict escalated into a national conflict that became one of the leading causes of the Civil War.
A more impassive appraisal of events will reveal that Southerners who migrated to the Western territories were, like their Northern counterparts, simply seeking a better livelihood, and choosing to escape the diminishing opportunities in the East. In the so-called Kansas bloodbath, less than 60 lives were lost. Persons who died were killed primarily by border ruffians, including the infamous fanatic John Brown. Those who migrated from North and South to Kansas actually cooperated with one another, coordinated their efforts and in a few years they were able to seek admission to the Union as a free state rather than a slave state.
By signing the Kansas-Nebraska bill, Franklin Pierce made the kind of political and pragmatic decision that many presidents have had to make. Our generation should not find fault with his decision.
I cannot end this commentary without a sympathetic mention of that most maligned of presidents, Warren Harding. His administration is usually described as scandal-ridden but it wasn't nearly as scandalous as other administrations, especially that of Ulysses S. Grant whom the professors ranked much higher than Harding. I suspect that Harding ranks low in the Siena poll because it favors presidents who imposed radical changes on our society. But coerced governmental changes have always been plagued with problems, especially unintended consequences that are often detrimental. Although Warren Harding did accomplish many things during his administration, he was wise enough to know when laissez-faire was needed: when government should stand aside and let Adam Smith's "invisible hand" do its work.
Mr. Harding is also criticized for keeping the United States out of the League of Nations. But looking back on the League and its successor, the United Nations, after all these years, Harding's decision seems well justified
Although I obviously disagree with this presidential poll, I'm not overly concerned about it. It'll soon be replaced by yet another poll that will revise its rankings. But I am concerned about what the poll's participating professors might be teaching their students. The presidents with high rankings are obviously the ones the professors admire, those presidents who are noted for expanding the role of the federal government. We can rightly assume that the professors are presenting their students with a version of American history that disparages limited government and promotes an all-powerful central government.
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We found this to be a very unique and interesting spicy tartar sauce... great to dress up a number of dishes, and very easy to prepare.
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I have PCOS and have been on Metformin for 2 weeks, does anyone have a success story?
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Dearest BrideofPatton-- I only found out that I had PCOS this year and I was given Metformin that same day. I know that the side effects are hellish BUT- You WILL get through it! If you just stick it out, it will subside just like it did before, I promise. I stuck it out no matter what the until I finally got my miracle. My boyfriend and I finally conceived our fist baby on June 19th. No more than two months after I got on Metformin with NO extra fertility pills. Have faith, stay positive and never give up. You will also be blessed, very soon like most of the other fine women here. It is just a matter that takes patience. I wish you the best of luck!posted 07/22/2011 by FIRSTtimeMOM2012
I took metformin for 2 weeks and got pregnant with my daughter. I was shocked. But if you truly have pcos and have tried all other avenues, it is worth a shot. Good luck!posted 10/12/2010 by hairdressamomma
I started Metformin a few weeks ago at 500 mg then up to 1000. I got really tired which is not like me (an energetic teacher). I talked to my OB and she switched me to slow release Metformin so that my sugar wouldn't go too low which was causing my sleepiness. So far so good my sugar has not entered the 60s which it was doing before. I've been praying everyday to the blessed mother because this is out last hope since I can't afford fertility treatment. My friend gave me a novena to pray that helped her conceive all of her children. It does miracles so i am very hopeful. Reading everyone's stories makes me smile every time I read them. Praying for all of you, we can beat this ladies and more importantly we are all going to be great mothers :) God bless you all.posted 02/18/2012 by lennonveronica1
i was told i had PCOS Feb.2008 almost a year ago and my OBGYN has known since i was 19 and never told me till i asked why i wasn't gettin prego so in Feb she put me on 1000mg of metformin and no luck yet i want a baby so bad but my husband thinks i am rushing things and i haven't left it for god to deal with but i am 24 and think time is getting short i know its not a success story but i had to tell someone i am the only one out of all my friends and family with no kids so every month i start is very emotional to me any advice? well i wish you all best of luck god blessposted 12/24/2008 by honey1220
hi i ordered the insulite pills for pcos. I took metformin but it had so many side effects. My doctor gave me no help. just lose weight. how frustrating! I also started a gluten free diet. Now I am 3 months pregnant. The PCOS system helped me lose 35 lbs. What I couldn't do in 4 years I did it in less than a year. We were trying for about 3 years to get pregnant.posted 06/19/2009 by Mari's Miracle
I have been reading all the stories and it is encouraging but I still find it so hard to deal with all the questions my whole like I have been dreaming of being a mother. I always felt no one knows what I am going through. Me and my husband have been trying for 2 years to get pregnant, I have tried losing weight, eating better, and I am now on metformin. I went for over a year without getting my period they put me on progesterone to get it and it worked the following month I got it again just from the metformin. I know I need to learn to be patient but it is hard to see everyone I know with little ones and I have a twin sister with a little one and plans for another we always wanted kids together I just feel discouraged about this. Can anyone give me advice for this emotional rollercoaster? I know I am not alone I just need someone to talk to about this and who knows what I am going through.posted 08/09/2011 by jflaten
We're pregnant! After 7 cycles on Metformin @ 2000mg a day we are now 10 weeks pregnant. Best wishes, baby dust, & sticky dust to all.posted 03/18/2013 by MaybeABabyForUs
I have been on Metformin for about 4 weeks and just got a positive test today!! I am pretty lucky compared to most because I didn't have any side effects and went from 500mg. to 1500 mg. in just a few days.posted 06/01/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I also have PCSO and I was told I could never have children at the age of 20. I started taking metformin to treat diabetes at 21 and got pregnant 2months later now I have 5 children ages 9,8,7,and 5 .posted 10/25/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
My success story is a little different. We tried for five years to get pregnant before my doctor finally put on metformin. I started on 500mg and went up to 1000mg about ten days later. A couple of weeks after that I had that little feeling and decided to test and voila, two little lines! After my ultrasound we discovered that I was actually about 12 days along when I started on the metformin. Apparently just deciding to try the stuff was enough to get me pregnant ;-)posted 08/15/2011 by littleoats
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It was 1978. A college dropout and a failed medical-school applicant had just brought together their combined life savings to rent an old gas station. Their plan was to resurrect the empty station and open their own restaurant. Their specialty: ice cream. So begins the story of legendary entrepreneurs Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who are better known across the globe as Ben & Jerry. Their small, old-fashioned ice-cream parlor eventually became a Burlington, Vermont favorite, and before long, shops popped up all over the U.S. and in 25 other countries. Their brand easily attracted customers??homemade ice cream churned from wholesome, natural ingredients and blended into creative flavors. Some of their popular scoops include Cherry Garcia, Chunky Monkey, and Coffee Caramel Buzz.
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Attributed to Man Ray (1890–1976) Fairground, c. 1930. Vintage postcard print. The Roland Penrose Collection, England
The year 2012 represents a milestone for Chuck Close, the Crown Point Press, and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco's works on paper department, the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts. Chuck Close and Crown Point Press: Prints and Processes, the special exhibition currently on view in the Anderson Gallery, honors these lasting relationships.
Trial proof for Keith, 1972. Mezzotint. Crown Point Press Archive, Museum purchase, Bequest of Whitney Warren, Jr. in memory of Mrs. Adolph B. Spreckels. 1991.28.98


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Study finds social media impacting consumers' relationship with food
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PUNE: The education in Ireland fair held in Pune recently, generated good response from city students. Students had an opportunity of one-on-one interactions with representatives of higher education institutes (HEI) from Ireland and learnt about the various courses offered by the universities and options available for students in Ireland, a statement released by the Embassy of Ireland said here.
Ireland, which has long has been considered as the destination of choice by students from China, Europe and the Asian region, has now witnessed a rise in the inflow of Indian students to the country especially in the fields of research and innovation, the statement added.
The HEIs are looking to build strong collaborative links with Indian institutions to encourage student exchange and convenient mobility for a promising future. Information about the Visa and stay back options was also provided to interested students and parents.
Education in Ireland along with leading universities and representatives from Ireland institutions laid emphasis on further scholarships, ease of visa entry, stay back options, job security and many other pertinent topics to reinstate Ireland as a center for excellence and quality learning, the statement said. Recently, Ireland announced 12 government sponsored scholarships for Indian students. Some of the institutions from Ireland participating in the fair includes Dublin Business School, National College of Ireland, Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) among others.
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Grandma's Kitchen
(24 Recipes) Created by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
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Delicious and less than 300 calories.
Submitted by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
Carbs: 33.4g | Fat: 10.6g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 12.8g | Calories: 275.8
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Eggbert's really has an awesome signature chicken salad. Delicious. It is served on a bed of lettuce with a fruit side or cottage cheese.
Submitted by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
Carbs: 37.5g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 9.6g | Calories: 298.9
Delicious and full of protein and not too spicy for the kids.
Carbs: 10.6g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 15.3g | Calories: 139.3
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Low cal, high protein and fibre.
Submitted by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
Carbs: 13.7g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 6.6g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 176.7
Enjoy this healthy and easy-to-make slow cooker salsa chicken recipe.
Carbs: 6.7g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 197.2
I love this stew! It is so easy and leaves me feeling satisfied. I use 3/4 cup as a serving. If it is too spicy for you, substitute a can of diced tomatoes for one of the diced tomatoes w/chilies.
Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 115.8
Very Good 4.0/5
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If you like you can substitue italian style turkey sausage. I substituted Sweet Italian Sausage
Submitted by 100MILLBUTRFLYS
Carbs: 63.3g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 13.8g | Calories: 389.2
Very Good 4.7/5
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Submitted by DHARMA55
Carbs: 12.3g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 47.6g | Calories: 348.2
Good 3.0/5
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Tenderloin in a Rice Bed
Submitted by GENGLAND
Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 34.8g | Calories: 312.6
This is the easiest way to cook a pork tenderloin.
Submitted by HOTMAMA02
Carbs: 2.4g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 45.1g | Calories: 337.7
Very Good 4.5/5
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This recipe was in a Taste of Home issue a few years back. I omitted the butter and used olive oil for a healthier version. It is so yummy, I have to share it! Pair it with some brown rice, and you have a great low fat high protein dinner!
Submitted by CHENIA
Carbs: 12.7g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 36.3g | Calories: 258.3
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Lots of protein and delicious
Submitted by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
Carbs: 5.4g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 15.2g | Calories: 204
Tasty and nutritious, this slow cooker recipe will be a family favorite.
Submitted by FLYAWAYFREE
Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 167.8
Delicious and packed with protein. Generous 1 cup serving is less than 200 calories with 17 grams of protein.
Submitted by PRAIRIEGRANDMA
Carbs: 27.2g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 198.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Ranchero Lasagna - is layered low carbohydrate tortillas and a special filling made with chicken and vegetables, and seasonings. Topped with Cheddar , mozzarella cheeses.
Submitted by MINORCANLDY
Carbs: 13.1g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 17.8g | Calories: 208.4
Very Good 4.7/5
(6 ratings)
Add onions if you like for even more kick, but they're not necessary.
Submitted by LILLAPLUM
Carbs: 25g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 18.1g | Calories: 258.8
This recipe has been marked private.
Incredible! 5.0/5
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I like to make Italian chicken sandwiches with this. I split the pieces. Smear them with low- calorie mayonnaise that has balsamic vinegar mixed in. Put on a slab of marinated grilled chicken breast, a slice of fresh mozzarella, and serve with a mixture of chopped tomatoes, fresh garlic and basil, oregano, salt and pepper and just a little olive oil all mixed together. It's wonderful!!
Submitted by LRUSSELLFAMILY
Carbs: 34.1g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 197.4
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Light, Healthy, fresh.
Submitted by AIDEN6
Carbs: 37.4g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 6.3g | Calories: 256.2
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Cookbook creator says: Waaaay too much cayenne!
Submitted by SCMILLER54
Carbs: 36.3g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 6.3g | Protein: 25.8g | Calories: 289.6


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Angel of Spring Bonded Marble Resin Statue
Resting at the throne of Nature, this heavenly angel sculpture closes her beautiful eyes amidst a bevy of flowers. This moving work of spiritual art is inspirational in its tender expression and beautiful in its simplicity. Cast in natural bonded marble resin to capture details from the individually feathered wings to the draped gown, this collectible Design Toscano exclusive angel statue makes a fitting gift to any angel lover.
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