Mindful Nutrition

mindful-nutrition

…how you are eating. In turn, that may help with basic healthy eating habits, including: Eating more balanced meals Decreasing mindless snacking and emotional eating Enhancing stress management Supporting weight…

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Post-Run Hummus

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According to the Washington Post, if you can’t eat a balanced meal right after a workout, you should aim for a snack with some protein and complex carbs to refuel…

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School Holiday Parties

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…will engage students in fun activities. Bring in some extra apples so kids can snack on them too! Gratitude Tree Have children draw a tree (branches only). Using an array…

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Shades of Fall

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…wholesome snack and sweet enough to be dessert. (2 Guiding Stars) Pumpkin Pudding Skip the pie crust and head straight for a lighter take on the filling with this delightful…

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Fruit on a Roll

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Dried fruit is a childhood favorite, but many of the commercial versions are packed with added sugar. This is the perfect recipe for letting your kids play around with combining…

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Go Nuts!

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…more energy than some people need for a snack. The bottom line: the good-for-you fat and full serving of protein makes peanut butter a great, easy choice. Keep in mind,…

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Cheeselicious Chips

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Packing a vegetable as a snack doesn’t always go over well with the kids…unless they’re covered in cheese. The problem with cheese is that is needs refrigeration and is packed…

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