Weekly Tips by Zonya, America’s Nutrition Leader
note: we missed last week's tip, so here are two great healthy living tips for the week - enjoy!
- Supermarket and super lunch. The next time you need a quick lunch, consider a stop in a supermarket instead of driving through the fast-food lane. Prepared salads, fresh fruits and vegetables, lean deli meats, whole-grain breads and low-fat dairy products like yogurt and cottage cheese, make for fast and convenient fruit and vegetable rich meals. Grocers are increasingly stocking individual servings of popular items plus offering self-serve soup and salad bars, making lunch a breeze and healthy!
- Eating right on the run. As much as I hate to admit it, even I find myself eating on the run—and in my car. Here are a few of my favorite dashboard dining tips for eating right on the run:
- Keep a baggie filled with napkins, plastic forks, knives and spoons, wet-wipes and yes, even a can opener in the glove compartment. You are now in a better position to grab something healthy from a grocery store salad bar or deli, or even healthy leftovers grabbed out of your own refrigerator.
- Keep the cabinet beside the door leading to the garage stocked with the following easy grab-and-go items:
- single-serving cans of low-sodium V-8 juice
- bottles of water
- snack-size baggies of trail mix
- soy nuts
- envelopes of tuna (new seasoned types are great)
- cans of baked beans and other seasoned beans (visit www.EdenFoods.com for my favorites)
- low-fat, whole-grain crackers (Kashi makes trans-fat free)
- raisins and dried apricots
- whole-grain bagels and cookies - Keep the fridge always stocked with baby carrots, a tub of hummus, whole-wheat pita bread, mozzarella cheese sticks and fruit.
- Always stock lavish flat bread too, as turkey and lettuce drizzled with low-fat dressing makes a super quick roll-up dinner to go. Wrap in plastic wrap and "peel and eat" as you drive
- Grabbing 1 or 2 VitaTop muffins from the freezer plus 8 oz box of Eden Soy.
- Keep a baggie filled with napkins, plastic forks, knives and spoons, wet-wipes and yes, even a can opener in the glove compartment. You are now in a better position to grab something healthy from a grocery store salad bar or deli, or even healthy leftovers grabbed out of your own refrigerator.









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