Showing posts with label Healthy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healthy. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2012

healthy Snacks - On The Cheap!

It happened again--yet other headline this week insinuating that only the wealthy can afford to eat healthy. This just drives me crazy! Obviously, some health foods are going to be more high-priced then their unhealthy counterparts, but I resent when the media puts out these types of articles. It tends to put the idea in people's heads that they shouldn't even bother to try to eat healthy--it's just too expensive. So not true!!! and an extra! because I positively mean this. Everyone can afford to eat healthy. All it takes is some creativity and a dinky research. Snacking is a great way to add amazing food to your day, and it doesn't need to be expensive. A bag of unhealthy chips most people eat in one or two servings is going to run you more than some very nutritious alternatives.

To prove my point, I've figured out the cost of 12 salutary snacks per serving. For almost all, I looked at my local grocery store without using coupons or finding for sales. Serving sizes were simply used from the packages. For the granola and nuts, it's much economy to find a store that offers these items in bulk. If your quarterly grocery store doesn't offer them, go to your local health food store to find grains and nuts in bulk bins.

I have to admit, the results even surprised me. I list them here from most high-priced to cheapest:

healthy Snacks - On The Cheap!

12. Greek yogurt with ¼ cup fiber one cereal--.29

11. Low-fat bungalow cheese with ¼ cup raspberries (from frozen)--.05

10. Pear with a stick of low-fat string cheese--.03

9. Celery with almond butter--92¢

8. Apple with natural peanut butter--81¢

7. Baby carrots with hummus--77¢

6. Whole grain wheat crackers topped with lowfat cream cheese and halved grapes--73¢

5. Whole grain wheat crackers sprinkled with lowfat cheese (microwave to melt)--68 ¢

4. Handful of raw almonds--60¢

3. Homemade trail mix (I used 1 lb granola with flax and hemp seeds, ¾ lb unsalted roasted peanuts, and 1 bag Ghirardelli 60% cacao baking chips). It made 21 (½ cup) servings--46¢

2. Banana slices sprinkled with cocoa powder--31¢

and the star of the show -

1. Popcorn popped in a paper bag in the microwave (3 cups popped)--5¢ (feel free to add a merge of cents for the paper bag and your beloved seasoning that you may sprinkle on the popped corn)

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Cabbage Soup formula - Tasty, Healthy, Cheap

Cabbage soup formula choices are tasty additions to any table. And cabbage is a super food packed with nourishment that's good for anybody, dieting or not. If you're seeing for a way to stretch your food budget, look no further.

Tasty

Cabbage soup has a credit as a somewhat smelly, stinky, bland sort of concoction. But it isn't necessarily any of those. The taste of soup largely depends on the ingredients including spices, so good soup is dependent on the materials you use.

Cabbage Soup formula - Tasty, Healthy, Cheap

Try this to get started.

Cabbage Soup Quick and Easy
1 large head of cabbage 1 large bunch celery 2 bunches green onions 1 large can whole tomatoes 2 cans of chicken broth (13 oz) 3 large bell peppers salt and pepper to taste

Clean all the vegetables, slice, chop, and add in large pot. Add whole tomato, chicken broth and cook on low heat for 15 minutes or until tender.

Healthy

Cabbage is high in calcium, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, and much more. The raw juice is used for colon disorders and is quick acting. The cabbage soup diet is an old quick weight loss plan used to lose 10 pounds in a week. The soup is used as a filler and definite meal plans are in case,granted for each day. Raw in salads, in juices or cooked in soups, cabbage is an foremost salutary food.

Cheap

There's a speculate cabbage is a staple of peasant citizen in cool climates. Cabbage is easy to grow in cold climates, but not so easy in warm weather where pests attack. Because it's easy to grow and a high yielding crop, it's cheap. Peasant diets often are more nutritious than the processed diets of seemingly more affluent folks. So as you sit down to enjoy cabbage soup spiced just to suit your tastes, wonder what the rich folks are eating.

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