Showing posts with label healthy snacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy snacks. Show all posts

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Healthy Snacks for Adults

Healthy Snacks for Adults

Most of us are very particular about what we eat for meals, but we don't pay attention to what we eat for snacks. There are plenty of options for healthy snacks for adults. Read on for ideas on healthy snacks for adults.


In today's fast paced life, most of us do not have time even for three nutritious meals. This is the reason that mini meals or snacks are very important for increasing our metabolism. It's commonly accepted that besides eating three light meals, it's also important to eat healthy snacks in between that will help in maintaining weight, and provide the required nutrition of proteins, carbohydrates, fiber and healthy fat. But snacks do not mean something from the vending machine like chips, soda or candy bars. There are plenty of healthy snacks for adults on the go.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Healthy Snacks for Weight loss

Healthy Snacks for Weight loss

Are you looking for healthy snacks for weight loss that will keep your weight loss regime balanced? Here are some simple instructions for preparing healthy snacks that will help you to nibble and lose weight, at the same time.


For any weight loss plan to be successful, a low calorie diet plan along with proper exercises is essential. When you follow any weight loss diet, you have to watch what you eat in between your meals. Many diets suggest eating 5-6 times a day. Then there is a general confusion about what can be eaten as snacks throughout the day so that you do not feel hungry all the time. You also have be careful not to overeat. Here are some tips and some recipes of good snacks for weight loss, all for you.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Healthy Snacks for Kids

Healthy Snacks for Kids

Kids, especially in the growing stage, work up quite an appetite. Are you tired of serving the same boring snacks to your kids everyday? If yes, check out these great ideas for quick and easy healthy snacks for kids.


Snacks, especially in the afternoon, should be a part of every child's balanced diet. However, unhealthy snacks can increase the risk of childhood obesity. Though it's easy to equate snacks with junk food, it need not always be true. You have a wide variety of choice when it comes to making healthy snacks for kids. Prepare your snacks in a way that your kids derive the optimum amount of proteins, carbohydrates and vitamins out of them. If your kids love fruits, make a delicious pudding with apple, banana and strawberry slices. In the same way, if your kids cringe at the sight of vegetables, dress up carrots, celery or broccoli in a low-fat dip. More on healthy snacks.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Healthy Snacks for Toddlers

Healthy Snacks for Toddlers

Healthy snacks for toddlers are the perfect supplement to regular meals that ensure your baby is receiving the nutrition he/she needs for good mental and physical growth. Here are some ideas.


Most toddlers have boundless energy that can make it difficult for us adults to keep up with them. To sustain these energy levels, as well as to grow strong and healthy, your baby needs good adequate nutrition. However, this may be difficult to accomplish as your toddler may not have the patience to consume an entire meal at a time, may refuse to eat, or may be disinterested in food. Under these circumstances, your answer lies in good healthy snacks for toddlers, that are tasty and fun to eat. But this will leave you wondering what are healthy snacks for kids. They should ideally comprise of fresh foods that are high in nutrients (vitamins, minerals, protein, and fiber), and calcium rich foods, that take care of some of the 1,000 to 1,200 calories a day your child needs. You can safely give your child two or three snacks a day, perhaps midmorning, midafternoon, and again after dinner, depending on his/her need. If you are wondering about quantities, a good rule of thumb to follow, is to feed your child one tablespoon of food for each year of your child's age.