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Easter is so much more than chocolate, but the sweet treats can be a big part of the celebrations. When leading a healthy lifestyle, Easter definitely adds to temptation! But, do you know how many calories you are really consuming? Starting small, the Malteser easter bunny contains 156kcalories. Cadbury mini eggs 90g contains 444calories. A Lindt chocoalte bunny 200g contains 1080 calories and the Nestle Kickkat easter egg and chocolate 240g contans 1338kcal.
Salads can often become very boring, however, this delicious and warm salad is perfect when opting for healthier meals. Mix it up with whatever veggies you have in the fridge for a delicious, low-fat lunch/dinner. This dish is extremely versatile and can be made with any veg that takes your fancy. By adding healthy falafel, you’ll also be upping your protein too.
Swapping your sweet tooth craving to something filling and nutritious is the start to a healthier diet. To make these protein energy balls, you don’t need to bake them and they take less than 10 minutes! They are loaded with protein, fibre and healthy fats, which will provide you with energy throughout the day.
Do you find yourself searching for a sweet but healthy snack? Look no further, try our oatmeal protein cookie! These protein cookies contain 7 grams of protein per cookie! These protein cookies as a snack are delicious and will satisfy any sweet craving you may have. They give me prolonged energy and are my favorite afternoon pick-me-up.