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Fun Low Calorie Summer Drinks

Looking for a refreshing way to kick off summer without knocking you off track of your goals? We have you covered! Summer for most of us means relaxing vacations and sips by the pool. If you’re being mindful of your food and drink this summer, there are plenty of low calorie drinks out there that …

5 winter dinner recipes

Five Dinner Recipes to Keep You Warm in Winter

Winter has arrived and it is the perfect time to stay warm and cozy indoors with some of our top winter dishes. You can try a hearty one-pot soup or stew, or if you’re looking for something more, go for a classic pot roast or easy one-pan roasted salmon. No matter which recipe you choose, …

Eating for Heart Health

Our heart is such an amazing organ! It pumps blood and oxygen through our arteries throughout the body. But like everything else, food impacts our bodies and our heart! We want to make sure we eat a diet that helps keep us reach out heart health goals. But a diet high in saturated fat, artificial …

Mindful eating

Mindful Eating

As Registered Dietitians, one of the top tips we give our clients for healthy living is to practice mindful eating. It’s a fairly simple shift that can really make a difference. What exactly is mindful eating? According to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, “Mindful eating focuses on your eating experiences, body-related sensations, …

high fiber foods

High Fiber Foods

Are you eating enough high fiber foods? Probably not. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, adults in the United States consume about half of the recommended daily intake of fiber, with less than 5% actually getting the recommended amount on a daily basis. Meanwhile, fiber plays an important role in weight management, heart health, blood sugar …

The Five Key Benefits of Fiber

Fiber has many benefits, from keeping you regular to aiding in weight loss. But chances are, you may not be getting enough fiber in your diet. Research indicates that most Americans are not getting enough fiber Why? Because they are consuming too many processed foods in the Standard American Diet. Also, many people with GI …

Low FODMAP Tomato Sauce

We are sharing some IBS-friendly recipes like this low FODMAP tomato sauce. Jarred red sauces can trigger IBS symptoms with garlic, onions, and added sugar. Our low FODMAP version skips these ingredients. This tomato sauce simple to make and pairs well with gluten free pasta or gluten free pizza crust. Plus, you can make a …

Springtime Carrot Cupcakes

It’s time to ditch the boxed cake and frosting, which are loaded with food dyes, artificial flavors and other sketchy chemicals. Whipping up cupcakes from scratch is surprisingly easy. Our version even contains carrots, for a little nutrition boost! You can make these carrot cupcakes as is, or reduce the sugar in the cupcakes, frosting, …

Avocado Deviled Eggs

Deviled eggs are super simple, and a true crowd pleaser. Our version amps up the nutrition by adding in some avocado! We consider ourselves to be true deviled egg aficionados, so we are sharing some tools we recommend for making, displaying, and bringing deviled eggs on the go. Enjoy! Our picks: Hand-painted earthenware bunny-shaped deviled …

Baked Ricotta Tart with Spring Veggies

Looking for a seasonal dish to serve at your next brunch? Look no further. We’re not sure if it’s the asparagus, the lemon, the honey or the mint, but this baked ricotta tart gives us real spring vibes! If you have never blanched asparagus before, it’s easy: Fill a pot with 2 inches of salted …

Broccoli and Tofu Sesame Noodles

We love that you can customize this recipe to suit you or your family’s taste. Not a fan of tofu? Try chicken instead. Swap the noodles for brown rice or quinoa. Keep the broccoli or switch it out for zucchini, carrots, mushrooms, or all of the above. This Broccoli and Tofu Sesame Noodle recipe calls …