Each of these homemade energy bar snacks contain 208 calories with yummy ingredients such as natural peanut butter, dates, dried cranberries and almonds. You’ll only need 10 minutes to make a batch at home in your kitchen, store in the freezer for a half-hour, then they’re ready to eat for breakfast or an afternoon snack. Perfect to munch for pre-workout energy. …
Especially if you’re often rushed in the morning, these healthy and energizing breakfast suggestions from Michelle are perfect starters for the day ahead. Watch how she creates 3 super-breakfasts, starting with Overnight Oats with fruit and chia seeds. Then there’s an awesome tropical green smoothie, followed by a yummy vegan yogurt parfait. …
The kamut in this healthy energy bar recipe is where most of the “energy” comes from. Kamut is an ancient grain packed with protein and B vitamins. It is also unusually high in selenium which is a powerful antioxidant. Then the prunes are added because they’re full of health fiber that everyone needs. …
It’s good to know what kind of breakfast is most effective in helping you to stick to a healthy diet and avoiding excess snacking during the rest of the day. Recent studies show that enjoying a fiber-rich breakfast is the answer. The next question is, of course, which kind of fiber-rich breakfast food is then best. …
Did you know that chia seeds have more omega 3’s than salmon, more potassium than bananas, more calcium than milk, and are loaded with antioxidants? Also, they have a long shelf life.
Chia seeds have natural sugars, so they’re great ingredients for snacks and drinks that keep you from getting hungry. Here is the recipe for a delicious, easy-to-make and nutrient-packed chia drink that’s loaded with healthy fat and protein in addition to all of the chia nutrients. …