Friday, 3 April 2015

Delicious and heart-healthy Asian chicken salad

TODAY HEALTHY TIP A DAY
This crunchy Asian chicken salad comes together in a snap
Asian-style chicken salads, which tend to be loaded up with caloric ingredients like fried wontons, fried chicken and sodium- and sugar-filled dressings, are tasty but not always so healthy. But this homemade version from Cooking Light, which gets crunch from heart-healthy almonds, is not only good for you — it's quick to make.
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