How can people make meals healthier without sacrificing taste?

 





l  Make smart ingredient swaps ...

 

You don’t need to give up your favorite foods—just tweak them to be a bit healthier.

 

Greek yogurt can effectively replace sour cream, with the added benefit of probiotics and protein, try with roasted potato wedges

Avocado Spread it’s a good replace for a creamy alternative to be spread on Toast.

Almond Milk provides a nutty flavor and a lower calorie count compared to regular milk.

Lettuce wraps offer a crisp and refreshing alternative for your meals instead of Tortillas

Quinoa is a protein-rich seed that serves as a nutritious substitute for white rice

Whole wheat bread offers more fiber and nutrients compared to the white

Chia seeds offer a plant-based alternative for baking and cooking

Sweet potato fries bring a sweet and savory flavor while offering more vitamins and fiber than regular fries

Brown rice is a perfect swap for white rice

Hummus offers a nutritious and delicious alternative for creamy dips

Oatmeal is a substitute for sugary cereals

Coconut oil is a flavorful substitute for vegetable oil

Sparkling water provides a fizzy alternative for Sodas

Dark chocolate is a healthier alternative to milk chocolate

Roasted chickpeas are a protein-packed alternative to chips

Veggie burgers can be and alternative for Beef burger

Brown sugar is a flavorful substitute for white sugar

Baked fish offers a healthier option compared to fried fish

Mashed cauliflower offers a similar texture of mashed potatoes

Carrot sticks are a refreshing alternative to crackers

 

l  Upgrade Your Flavors

Healthy food doesn’t have to be boring. Use herbs, spices, and healthy fats to make your meals more exciting.

Add lemon juice or balsamic vinegar and honey to salads. (make your dressing)

Use garlic, ginger, and chilly to bring more flavor to your veggies.

Try nuts, seeds, or a sprinkle of cheese to add texture and flavor.

l  Check in with Your Body

 

Pay attention to how different foods make you feel.

Listening to your body can help guide your choices. You’ll find the foods that make you feel good.

Food is meant to be enjoyed! At the end it’s all about finding what works for you

 

Making small changes, checking in with your body, and letting go of guilt, you can build a way of eating that feels satisfying and supports your health.

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