A snack isn't just an opportunity to satisfy a craving; it's a chance to fill gaps in your diet. Snacking on the right type of food can keep you full between meals and provide nutrients. But taking a stroll down the snack aisle can make your head spin. Good news for snack lovers! A dietitian rounded up the 20 healthiest snacks at Trader Joe's, and we've got that list in today's newsletter. Today's meal plan has a healthy take on pizza, and the workout reminds you to show the back of your arms some love. |
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Lavash is a delicious flatbread that transforms into a thin, cracker-like crust when toasted in the oven. Here, I topped it with arugula, fresh veggies and a tangy balsamic vinaigrette that utilizes heart-smart extra-virgin olive oil. I typically pile on tomatoes, cucumbers, pine nuts and olives, but anything goes — you're the boss of your pizza pie! Breakfast: Ricotta and Pear Toast Lunch: Poke Bowl Dinner: Lavash Pizza With Rotisserie Chicken |
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The 20 healthiest snacks at Trader Joe's, according to a dietitian |
Trader Joe's has a nearly endless supply of delicious snacks, but not all of them qualify as healthy. Of course, there's more to snacking than just fruits and veggies. Combining one of these foods with another food group brings more nutrients to your body and helps give these foods more staying power. You'll find plenty of great pairing options at Trader Joe's. Check out the list of 20 healthy Trader Joe's snacks. |
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