…an energizing smoothie. Snacking at night? Do your best to eliminate that as much as possible—and try going to bed instead! Hunger It’s probably not surprising that we snack more…
…for smoothies, and many frozen veggies work just fine in soups, stews, or casseroles. Serve appropriate portions Sometimes we offer children more food than they need. And then it seems…
…spice smoothies or waffle batter to boost the nutritional benefits. And don’t forget to save pumpkin seeds! Packed with heart-healthy nutrition, crunchy pumpkin seeds are a nice addition to salads,…
…pure fruit juice. Or make your own Chai smoothie or Chai-der, a unique blend of chai and warm cider. (You can even boost it with an espresso shot!) A Twist…
…quickly create a balanced meal or add to a soup or stew. And frozen fruit is perfect for smoothies, oatmeal, batters, and more. You’ll also find convenient choices to round…
…convenient to prepare. And don’t forget wild blueberries, diced mango, and other frozen fruits for flavorful, nutritious smoothies or oatmeal. Nutritious Add-Ons Keep a variety of ingredients on hand to…
…better absorption, and to limit other potential health risks, consuming calcium from low-fat dairy (and other sources) is preferred over supplements. Go beyond smoothies and parfaits. Enjoy these delicious recipes…
…them to your smoothies, salads, grain bowls, and more. And when you do, you’re boosting your diet with beneficial nutrition and likely to improve your current and future health. Breakfast…