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Healthy Ways to Tailgate

Healthy Ways to Tailgate
By Katherin Snyder, RD, LD/N, CDE In Tallahassee, football and tailgating go hand in hand. However, eating healthy at tailgate parties can be a challenge.  Here are a few tips to consider on your healthy eating journey - Have a snack or light meal before showing up to the party, to avoid being too hungry…
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Food Fun Can Mean Better Nutrition for Kids

Food Fun Can Mean Better Nutrition for Kids
Jennifer Steiner, PhD, Dietetic Intern- Florida State University & Afaf Qasem, MS, RDN, LDN- Community Wellness Dietitian, Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Serve it with Style and Swag We eat with our eyes as much as our mouth and a child is more likely to explore and try things that look fun to eat.  Some ways to add…
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The Truth Behind Protein

The Truth Behind Protein
The Truth Behind Protein Supplements Rebeca Person, RD, LDN, CNSC Protein Supplements: Pros and Cons Protein supplements have always been popular with athletes and body builders, but are they necessary for the average person?  There are many reasons to consider using a protein supplement, and with so many varieties, including many new plant based drinks and…
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Healthy Crispy Baked Chicken

Healthy Crispy Baked Chicken
Looking for a healthier option to fried chicken on National Fried Chicken Day? Try our Mindful by Sodexo Crispy Baked Chicken recipe. With less than half the fat of that of fried 4oz chicken breast, you can still enjoy the satisfying crunch without sacrificing taste and flavor! Crispy Baked Chicken Breast By: Sodexo 3 Tbsp…
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Red, White and Blue French Toast

Red, White and Blue French Toast
This Independence Day, the celebrations begin with a festive breakfast. Ingredients Whole grain bread - 18 slices Liquid pasteurized eggs - 1 1/2 pint Fat free milk - 1 cup Water - 8 oz. Granulated Sugar - 3 oz. Cornstarch - 3 tsp. Lemon zest - 1/2 tsp. Fresh strawberries - 6 oz. Fresh blueberries…
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Fun In The Sun: Staying Hydrated This Summer

Fun In The Sun: Staying Hydrated This Summer
It's summer time! For many of us this means more outdoor activities and get-togethers with friends and family.  Along with this comes eating, drinking, heat, and the dreaded sweat. Most of us place a lot of emphasis on food and fun, but don’t let hydration take a backseat in your planning. In someone of a healthy…
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Heart Rate-Based Interval Training

Heart Rate-Based Interval Training
Heart Rate-Based Interval Training How would you like to burn more calories, in less time, burn more calories for hours after your workout and increase your metabolism long term? Heart rate-based interval training may be for you. This is high-intensity exercise. Check with your medical provider before attempting. It’s also quite advanced. Some level of…
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Asian Cucumber and Carrot Salad

Asian Cucumber and Carrot Salad
Ever wonder how you could positively impact the food supply chain? This year’s National Nutrition Month ® theme is Going Further with Food, in simpler terms, this means- learning to reduce food waste and plastic, make healthy eating easy, and saving money! One of the ways you can do this is by meal planning which…
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Screen Time & Children

Screen Time & Children
Katherine Guthrie, DO, Pediatrician at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Children’s environment can influence their development.  Knowing these positive and negative influences can help parents make the best decisions for their children. The debate of how much time a child should spend in front of a screen, such as an iPad or television, is very controversial. It’s…
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