Sentences with phrase «much as healthy food»

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It was 1917, and although the calorie had been used in chemistry circles for decades — and is often credited to scientists such as Wilbur Olin Atwater and Nicolas Clément — it was Peters who was responsible for popularizing the idea that all we need to become healthier is knowing how much energy is in our food and fervently cutting back the excess.

For a healthy pie crust what about making your own out of whole foods: In a food processor (so much for whole foods:) grind up some walnuts, or pecans as noted above.

Don't get us wrong, we adore delicious finger food as much as the next person, and at the same time, we also adore eating healthy, quality foods.

Unfortunately, even though my vegetarian diet was as healthy as I could make it with whole unprocessed foods made from scratch, it just wasn't working no matter how much I tried.

Creamy mac n cheese was one of my favorite meals as a kid, but now that I'm all grown up, I'm so much more careful about being healthy and nourishing my body with the best foods.

We think of it as one of the healthiest foods we can eat, but to boost profits, some producers have been caught adulterating the oil they label as «extra virgin» with much cheaper hazelnut, soy, or sunflower seed oil, among others, as well as mislabeling its country of origin.

So, as a parent myself now for more than 18 years, I've allowed my kids to eat sweets so that they don't feel deprived but talked about limits and the effects of eating too much «less than quality food» — but that a small amount also be fine occasionally in the context of an overall healthy lifestyle.

Look, I love healthy food just as much as any other vegan.

Thinking about this, if nothing else, is a nice reminder about how the act of consuming food is so much more than just nourishing ourselves... and one more reason to consider seasonal / local grains and produce as healthy — for ourselves, for the environment, and for others.

It is by far not the only recipe I have tried at home — I loved every single one of them and my husband, who is not very much into healthy food, loved them as well!

A lot of fast food options are marketed as being healthy, but unless you're the one doing the cooking it's difficult to control how much sugar or salt (or fat or energy or... you get the picture...) is in that bowl of superfood lentil stew with mixed grains from the healthy fast food chain next door to the office.

This means a shift to healthy eating as much of today's food contains chemicals and a laundry list of unpronounceable ingredients.

While, I think it's fine to treat yourself to more indulgent foods as part of a healthy lifestyle that includes plenty of exercise, it's still important to make sure those treats are made with better ingredients — whole foods or unprocessed (or very minimally processed) foods, as much as possible.

The reality is that if you're eating plenty of healthy, nutrient - rich foods, and following a balanced diet then you're much less likely to experience unhealthy food cravings, as all of your nutritional needs are being met.

Alas, this food blogging fiend is trying to eat just a wee bit healthier which means I can not have as much bacon as I would like.

While I try to make a conscious effort to eat healthy (ish) as much as possible, when the foods that I normally consider more of a treat are readily available at my fingertips every time I turn around, the 80/20 rule goes right out the window.

Remember Green Thickies are not a low calorie diet, they are a much healthier way of losing weight by filling the body with nutritious foods it can use while safely losing weight which should not suddenly return (as it does with starvation diets.)

So the reality is, the new «healthy» drinks and foods sweetened with fruit juice concentrate contain just as much sugar as they used to.

I still have a passion and love for healthy food and recipes, but there's other things I love just as much like DIYs and (amateur) event planning.

Thank you so much for the recipe!!!! I have been wanting to bake a cake for my son's first birthday that is healthy as I don't really want him eating a bunch of «bad» food for his first b - day and this is perfect!!

If you love healthy food bloggers as much as I do, you'll love recipes from these best food blogger cookbooks of the year!

I always used to buy my almond milk from the shop thinking I was being healthy but recently I've been trying to make pretty much everything from scratch as I've been reading about hidden chemicals lurking in a lot of processed foods.

I try to eat clean as much as I can, and while I'm definitely prone to indulge at times, eating whole foods on a daily basis is absolutely vital for maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.

It has been so much fun sharing some of our favorite healthy food blogs with you, and we hope that you have found their recipes as inspiring as we have.

Focus on fresh, organic (where possible), seasonal produce and get back to basics by making healthy home - made foods as much as possible.

Even at my advanced stage in life as empty nesters and grandparents, feel so much better with healthy, delicious food.

I'm so sorry to hear about your allergies!It can be a burden, but as my husband with his many food allergies says «it's really a blessing in disguise — I'm eating so much healthier now!»

Offering healthy foods is our job as parents, what they eat and how much is up to our kids.

BLW encompasses offering healthy foods, sharing family mealtimes, making sure only your baby puts food into her mouth, and trusting her to know whether to eat, what to eat, how much and how quickly — as well as offering her graspable foods from the outset and letting her pick them up with her hands.

But as much as I read about health and nutrition, I found that there was no single complete book about how to feed a baby healthy food.

The issue shouldn't be whether healthier meals cost more up front, but rather how much more we as a society pay to deal with the aftereffects of dealing with kids who are both overweight and malnourished from eating a diet of crappy food.

I also completely agree with you that that HHFKA was underfunded from the get - go, which makes serving healthier food that much harder for FSDs due to increased food costs and labor, as well as the possibility of decreased participation due to changes in the food.

The first baby step that we as a family has taken to break our old ways, was to drink water with our food instead of cool drink... Not very nice in the beginning but now we are used to it and it is much healthier.

As for this junk food issue... my kids get fast food about 3 times per week and they still make healthy food choices, they eat brussel sprouts, asparagus, broccoli and pretty much any veggies I give them.

As much as we hate certain foods, this can be a great motivation to eat healthieAs much as we hate certain foods, this can be a great motivation to eat healthieas we hate certain foods, this can be a great motivation to eat healthier.

When you feed your kids healthy foods at an early age, they grow up used to them and don't complain about eating them as much.

As much as we want our children to eat healthy foods, we simply can't escape the outside pressures tempting them to do the oppositAs much as we want our children to eat healthy foods, we simply can't escape the outside pressures tempting them to do the oppositas we want our children to eat healthy foods, we simply can't escape the outside pressures tempting them to do the opposite.

The other factor here is that once at the grocery store there is so much mis - information about foods that are still filled with crap but disguised as healthy that even the most savvy consumer can often find themselves wrought with conflict about what to buy.

Though it can be a sacrifice to give up a food you enjoy, your baby will be much happier and healthy as you continue to nurse him.

When we are out and about, we don't worry about it as much but at home we want to create a safe haven for food so that the children's growing bodies and our bodies stay healthy and strong.

Eat good quality, healthy food as much as possible.

As important as letting our kids control the «if's» and «how much's» of eating at meals, it's also important to set some healthy mealtime boundaries and continue to be in charge of what, where and when food is served (this is the responsibility of the parentAs important as letting our kids control the «if's» and «how much's» of eating at meals, it's also important to set some healthy mealtime boundaries and continue to be in charge of what, where and when food is served (this is the responsibility of the parentas letting our kids control the «if's» and «how much's» of eating at meals, it's also important to set some healthy mealtime boundaries and continue to be in charge of what, where and when food is served (this is the responsibility of the parent).

According to Ellyn Satter's Feeding Relationship, your job as a parent is to serve a variety of healthy foods at appropriate and consistent intervals in designated areas (you're in charge of the what, where, and when of feeding), and your child is responsible for if and how much he eats.

I am not a farmer, its way too much work, but I do know that as a lover of food there are many ways I can support the kind of farming that builds resilient and healthy communities.

Babies at the breast have to use as much as 60 times more energy to get food than do those drinking from a bottle... As [the babies jaw] muscles are strenuously exercised in suckling, their constant pulling encourages the growth of well - formed jaws and straight, healthy teeth.&raquas much as 60 times more energy to get food than do those drinking from a bottle... As [the babies jaw] muscles are strenuously exercised in suckling, their constant pulling encourages the growth of well - formed jaws and straight, healthy teeth.&raquas 60 times more energy to get food than do those drinking from a bottle... As [the babies jaw] muscles are strenuously exercised in suckling, their constant pulling encourages the growth of well - formed jaws and straight, healthy teeth.&raquAs [the babies jaw] muscles are strenuously exercised in suckling, their constant pulling encourages the growth of well - formed jaws and straight, healthy teeth.»

(See: «Yes, School Meal Standards Just Got Weaker, But Not As Much As You Think» and «We Don't Need Scare Tactics to Defend Healthy School Food.»)

When presented with a wide variety of wholesome foods and allowed to follow their appetites, almost all healthy babies eat as much as they need to grow and thrive.

I serve them a variety of healthy food and then trust them to eat what they want and as much or as little as they want...

As a mother of 3 young children (7, 4 & 1) I try my best to feed my family healthy foods, but there is so much confusion as to what is healthAs a mother of 3 young children (7, 4 & 1) I try my best to feed my family healthy foods, but there is so much confusion as to what is healthas to what is healthy.

Children can eat as much or as little as they want in one sitting and simply come back to their pouch for more healthy food later.