The holiday season is underway and I’m sharing everything you need to be a healthier hostess on CBS San Diego!
This season, enjoy your favorite comfort foods in a nutritious way without compromising flavor, thanks to Rivalz Stuffed Snacks! Available in three comfort food flavors, Rivalz is great tasting, nutrient-dense and bite sized, with 8g of plant-based protein, 4g of fiber, and only 9 net carbs per serving. Find them at Select sprouts stores, Bristol Farms, rivalzsnacks.com and on Amazon.
Next, put a nutritious twist on classic thanksgiving stuffing by reducing the bread to veggie ratio and mixing in diced apples for natural sweetness, added fiber, vitamins and minerals. Autumn Glory Apples are perfect for this dish because they are crunchy and sweet with flavor notes of cinnamon and caramel. They are Grown exclusively by Superfresh Growers and are available at Walmart.
Finally, serve festive and nutritious beverages with benefits like matcha, a traditional Japanese green tea powder rich in antioxidants. Jade Leaf Matcha Latte Mix makes it quick and easy to make delicious matcha lattes at home and comes in 3 flavors original, vanilla and strawberry…. and their Modern Matcha Starter Set comes with an electric whisk, steel sifter and scoop and matcha handbook making matcha preparation simple and convenient. Find Jade Leaf matcha at jadeleafmatcha.com, Target, Amazon, and more.
And for a taste of the holiday season, turn to Chobani and La Colombe. Elevate your morning coffee with Chobani’s NEW Apple Pie Dairy Coffee Creamer for nostalgic flavors of warm apples and cinnamon and THEIR Peppermint Mocha Dairy Coffee Creamer for rich chocolate flavors and sweet mint. For a ready to drink option, La Colombe® Peppermint Mocha Draft Latte® offers café-quality froth and real cocoa. For a creamy and delicious holiday drink, try Chobani Oatmilk Oat Nog made with the goodness of gluten-free oats. And for a festive breakfast or snack option, try Chobani Greek Yogurt Spiced Holiday Nog and Chobani Flip® Peppermint Perfection.
