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Healthy Food Ideas

Healthy Food Ideas

Healthy Recipes

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The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) of the National Institutes of Health Web-site features great recipes, family resources, healthy shopping and cooking tips, and videos. These recipes are limited in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, and sodium, and they're  moderate in calories.

Healthy Eating and Lifestyle Resource Center

More Resources

Planning Meals
By stocking up on healthier foods that contain fewer calories, you'll be making small changes that can prepare you to be a weight-loss success story!

Cutting Calories
Ways to cut calories for your meals, snacks, and even beverages.

Healthy Snacks

Links to healthy snack ideas

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  • Beverages
    • 100% juice
    • Fruit spritzers (juice and seltzer water
    • Water
  • Smoothies (frozen fruit, 1% milk and banana)
  • Cheese/fruit/sandwich (cookie cutter shapes)
  • Ham, cheese or turkey sub sandwiches (with low-fat condiments)
  • Cheese cubes/sticks
  • Vegetable trays
  • Vegetable dip (cottage cheese or plain yogurt and choice of onion/garlic/parmesan seasoning)
  • Pretzels
  • Low-fat popcorn
  • Fresh fruit
  • Fruit and cheese kabobs
  • Fruit with whipped topping or peanut butter dip
  • Fruit dip (vanilla yogurt, honey, cinnamon and nutmeg)
  • Animal crackers
  • Angel food cake, plain or topped with fruit
  • Cupcakes made with fruit or nuts
  • watermellon_boy.gifEnglish muffin pizza topped with tomato sauce and any combination of vegetables, pineapple, lean ham and Canadian bacon
  • Pizza dippers (pizza toppings and bread on a skewer with marinara dip)
  • Salsa with baked tortilla chips
  • Pudding (use 1% or skim milk)
  • Yogurt parfait (vanilla yogurt with diced fruit)
  • Quesadillas with salsa
  • Chicken, beef or vegetable fajitas
  • Low-fat breakfast or granola bars
  • Trail/cereal mixes
  • Nuts
  • Whole wheat crackers
  • Low-fat ice creams, frozen yogurts or sherbets
  • Fruit pies made with a graham cracker crust, low-fat cream cheese (1/4 inch layer or less) and sliced fresh or canned fruit arranged on top
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