Low-Calorie Swaps for Common Trigger Foods: Chips, Pizza, Pasta & Fries
Potato Chips, Pretzels & Other Salty Snacks
Who among us hasn't started out innocently munching from a multi-serving snack bag only to find the bag EMPTY in no time? If "a few chips" generally leads to "ALL THE CHIPS," try these healthy & satisfying recipes…
Pasta
A single cup of pasta is never enough! That’s why we love veggie-based noodles… You get so much more bang for your calorie buck. These recipes are so low in calories, you can go back for seconds.
Pizza
Who can stop at one slice? The starchy carbs in the crust make pizza a major trigger food for so many. Supersize your satisfaction with these creative carb-slashed recipes…
French Fries
Ahhh, fries. Love those crispy spuds? Once again, we turn to our vegetable friends! These recipes for baked fries are a fry lover’s BFF…
Chew on this:
Let's celebrate National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day (today, April 12th) with this classic Grilled Cheese Dunkin' Duo. The sandwich is literally MADE to be dipped into tomato soup!
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