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Is Whole Grain Pasta Really Better For You ?

With more and more whole grain pasta options popping up on grocery store shelves,  many people who shunned the stuff  have now started eating it again. I mean, wouldn’t something made with whole grains be better for you then something made with white flour? Not according to www.summertomato.com. Check out this recent post: http://summertomato.com/should-i-buy-whole-grain-pasta/ Personally, [...]

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THE PLAN; Shop, Stock and Serve

I’m thrilled to announce that The Plan; Shop, Stock and Serve is now available at all online retail locations! Get your copy today! To purchase in Canada CLICK HERE To Purchase in the USA CLICK HERE Here’s a sneak peak: It’s easy to understand the concept of eating lean protein with vegetables to lose weight, [...]

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Healthy Cinnamon French Toast

I could have this for breakfast everyday. And the best part is – I should! It’s a great way to start the day packed with whole grains, fiber and lean protein! Imagine French Toast for breakfast everyday and calling yourself healthy at the same time. I love it! Cinnamon French Toast: 2 slices of Ezekiel [...]

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Chocolate Chip Bran Muffins

I have so many “healthy-baking” requests. One of the main reasons I rarely post baking recipes  is because if I’m going to post about it, I have to bake it. And if I bake it, I have a dozen little bits of delicious in my house and many of those bites of delicious will generally [...]

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Chopped Chicken Curry Salad

Chopped Chicken Curry Salad with Fruit Chutney 3 ounces chopped white meat chicken ( I used Rotisserie) 2 Tbsp Plain Non Fat Greek Yogurt ( If you can’t find Greek – just look for non fat plain) 1/2 tsp Curry Powder Dash of Cinnamon Salt and pepper to taste 15 Raisins 3 tsp Fruit Chutney [...]

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Eggs In A Muffin Tin

I recently read about this recipe in Oxygen Fitness Magazine and thought I would give it a try. These little egg muffins are everything I love about a breakfast sandwich without the sandwich! Eggs In a Muffin Tin- Bake at 350. Serves 2. 2 Eggs 4 egg whites 4 slices of Canadian Back Bacon ( [...]

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BBQ Season

With each change in season, a new way of eating presents itself. In winter, I eat a lot of soups and stews. Now that summer is peeking it’s head around the corner, I’m so excited to clean off my grill and start to barbecue! For someone who tries to eat healthy everyday, barbecue season is the easiest [...]

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I love anything and everything to do with health and fitness. Join me as I babble about great weight loss tips & tricks, what heathy recipes I'm cooking in my kitchen and the products I'm eating in my pantry! And of course I'm full of great workout ideas from basics to butt kicks.

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Healthy Sweet and Salty Snack

IntoFit | November 6th, 2009 | Recipes and Meal Ideas | No Comments »

This is an easy, delicious and decadent snack. I love to make this in the afternoon whenever I get that urge to have something salty and sweet. Here is all that you’ll need : 1 ounce of sliced hard Parmesan cheese One green apple Slice cheese thinly and place it on-top of apple slice. Voila! [...]

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Feedback and Photo’s

IntoFit | October 30th, 2009 | Motivation/Rants | No Comments »

Here is an email I received after I posted Tips For A Healthy Halloween. I thought is was such an interesting way to deal with Halloween Candy -  I wanted to share this readers advice with you. Definitely a different tactic, but one that really seems to work! “We have a ‘free for all’ rule [...]

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Baked Sweet Potato Fries

IntoFit | September 18th, 2009 | Recipes and Meal Ideas | No Comments »

You want healthier french fries? Here they are! Baked Sweet Potato French Fries 3 Sweet Potatoes 3 gloves of Gallic 3 teaspoons olive oil Kosher salt and pepper to taste Parchment Paper Preheat your oven to 425 Spray two cookie sheets with olive oil Peel and cut your sweet potatoes ***You can cut them to look like thin chips [...]

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Are Sweet Potato Fries Healthy?

IntoFit | September 17th, 2009 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

A few months ago I posted about the difference between a sweet potato and a regular white potato. CLICK HERE to check it out. The bonus with a sweet potato is that it does not spike your insulin levels the way a regular potato does partly because of the higher fiber content. Now, here is my issue [...]

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The Benefits Of Blueberries

IntoFit | September 3rd, 2009 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

It’s just coming to the end of blueberry season so we better take advantage of the few weeks we have left! Compared with over 20 other fruits including strawberries and cranberries, blueberries have shown to have the highest antioxidant activity. 1 Cup of Blueberries contains 14 mg of Vitamin C and .8 mg of Vitamin E. In addition to the high antioxidant [...]

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Pizza Muffin

IntoFit | August 24th, 2009 | Recipes and Meal Ideas | 3 Comments »

Who said Pizza couldn’t be healthy. My very favorite thing to have for lunch is a crustless Pizza. CLICK HERE to see the recipe. This is yet another healthy, easy pizza recipe. And just like the real thing, it’s just as good cold as it is hot… maybe even better Feel free to add a [...]

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A High Fiber Bar

IntoFit | June 17th, 2009 | Foods and Products | 5 Comments »

Let me preface this post by saying that I always think real food (likea cheese string or an apple) is a better choice then reaching for a bar. But there are times when these things are not available and a bar is the next best option. There is so much crap out there that when I find [...]

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The Benefits of Corn

IntoFit | June 10th, 2009 | Foods and Products | 3 Comments »

I feel kinda sad for corn on the cob. It’s so delicious and so easy to make, yet so many people avoid it. After the Atkins diet came, corn got a really bad wrap. And even though the Atkins Diet has gone away, for some reason the assumption that corn is a bad food has stayed around. [...]

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Understanding Cholesterol

IntoFit | June 2nd, 2009 | General Health Tips | 3 Comments »

I write posts on topics like cholesterol, sodium and blood pressure to understand them better. So much of what we buy is pitched to us as ‘good for you cholesterol” or “low in sodium!”. If you don’t really know why that’s important or how it helps, then really what’s the point! O.K- Cholesterol. Here is how I see [...]

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Easy Quinoa Recipe

IntoFit | May 26th, 2009 | Recipes and Meal Ideas | 11 Comments »

I really do love Quinoa. It’s technically a  grain, but it forms a complete protein! That means that it contains all eight essential amino acids your body needs in order to use protein properly in your body. No other grain ( that I know of does this!) Making this a great choice for vegetarians. Despite it’s hard to pronounce [...]

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