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Nonni's Dark Chocolate Almond THINaddictives
1 pack (2 pieces): 70 - 80 calories, 2.5 - 3g total fat (0.5 - 1g sat. fat), 30 - 40mg sodium, 11g carbs, 1g fiber, 5 - 6g sugars, 2g protein --
SmartPoints®
value 3*
Scrap conventional cookies --
these new thin 'n crispy biscotti slices are drizzled in decadent dark chocolate, and they are sooooo good! Made with fruit, nuts, and wheat flour, they come in Dark Chocolate Cherry Almond, Dark Chocolate Banana Almond, and Double Dark Chocolate Almond. And each box contains seven individually wrapped packs of two, perfect for on-the-go portion control.
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Rhythm Superfoods Roasted Kale
10.5g (about half of the .75-oz. package): 50 - 60 calories, 4g total fat (0g sat. fat), 125 - 250mg sodium, 4 - 5g carbs, 1g fiber, 0 - 1g sugars, 1g protein --
SmartPoints®
value 1 - 2*
Many packaged kale chips are just as caloric as conventional potato chips, since they're fried in too much oil. But
these big crunchy leaves are roasted with just a touch of oil, delivering major flavor without major fat. And you'll flip for the varieties: Sea Salt, Smoky Bacon, Sea Salt & Vinegar, Chili Lime, and Roasted Garlic & Onion. Mmmm! Find 'em at Whole Foods everywhere
except Florida and the Northwest.
Sargento Snack Bites Cheese Snacks
7 pieces: 110 - 120 calories, 9 - 10g total fat (5 - 6g sat. fat), 190 - 200mg sodium, 1g carbs, 0g fiber, 0g sugars, 7 - 8g protein --
SmartPoints®
value 4 - 5*
Change up your cheese snacking with
these short sticks -- each piece has less than 20 calories! And they come in wow-worthy flavors: Savory Garlic & Herb Jack, Colby-Pepper Jack, Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar, and Chipotle BBQ Cheddar.
Click to track down a pack, and get your snack on.
Hungry Girl + GloZell = The Funniest Clean-Eating Video Ever!
We recently had a very special guest at Hungryland... GloZell Green! If you've somehow not heard of her yet, get ready to fall in love with our new BFF. The comedian and Queen of YouTube came by to try out a few recipes from
Clean & Hungry and, well, no spoilers, but we'll just say we made a believer out of her. You MUST
click and watch the video now... and don't miss the outtake at the end! P.S. If you haven't already, order your own copy of
Clean & Hungry --
click to find the best deals online, or pick one up wherever books are sold.
2 Things to Know About Right Now...
Could larger serving sizes on packaging reduce unhealthy eating?
After the US Food & Drug Administration announced it was considering increasing the serving sizes on nutrition labels, a group of researchers
conducted a study to explore this very question. And from what they found, it just might work! By seeing the larger amounts of unhealthy nutrients found in more realistic serving sizes, study participants were more likely to view certain foods as less healthy and consume less of those foods. Knowledge is power...
Exercise = cancer protection?
This isn't a Race for the Cure -- this is an everyday change you can make to fight disease now.
A recent study found that exercise could decrease the incidence of cancer and slow the growth rate of tumors. The adrenaline released in the body while exercising has been cited as the likely protective force here. Consider this added incentive to get movin'!
And that's all we've got... 'Til next time, chew the right thing!
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