I have been getting a ton of questions on what my daily meals look like and the truth is everyday is different for me but I do tend to stick to complex carbs in the morning and lean proteins with veggies for lunch and dinner. If I get hungry in the afternoon, I make sure to have a snack that is packed with fiber and protein such as vegetable crudités with hummus. With some days being busier than others, I might be eating out more or eating on-the-go and I like to always be prepared. If I know I am going to have a day of travel ahead, I make sure to pack healthy snacks in advance. Some of my favorite foods to pack are boiled eggs, seaweed snacks, apple, power bars like Raw Crunch.
For more healthy & quick snack ideas for travel, check out my Easy Snack For Traveling blog post!
My daily food philosophy- Fresh & whole nutrient packed foods that include fiber, lean proteins, and healthy fats!
With it being holiday season, I know it can be very difficult to stay completely on track. I believe the holidays are about spending time with loved ones and enjoying the present moments. During the holidays I let myself indulge a bit more than usual and that is OK because I have created the perfect 3-day Holiday Reset to help me get back on track! The 3-day Holiday Reset includes delicious easy to follow recipes, a grocery list, tips & tricks for after holiday cravings & surviving holiday parties, foods to avoid, dining out tips, two yoga flows by Claire Grieve, and MORE!
What I Eat In A Day
Breakfast:
Overnight Chia Seed Pudding – This recipe is ideal to prep from the night before and grab it as you are heading out the door! Chia seeds a superfood filled with omega-3’s, fiber and protein which will keep you full and energized.
Lunch:
Green Salad With Quinoa, Asparagus & Avocado – Quinoa is a complete protein, containing all of the essential amino acids. Even though it is from a seed of a plant, quinoa is also a complex carb. This is such a delicious and filling salad!
Snack:
Organic Seaweed – Seaweed sheets are an easy pre-portioned on-the-go snack that I love to have on days where I might be craving something salty like chips. Even though seaweed is low in calorie, carbs, and fat, it is filled with nutrients and vitamins like vitamin A & C, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and more! I really enjoy the gimMe brand. Just make sure you don’t go overboard and limit yourself to one pack a day since they do tend to be high in sodium.
Dinner:
Spaghetti Squash With Meatballs – This is a simple dinner I like to whip up on busy weekdays. I do LOVE pasta but not for everyday, and spaghetti squash is a great healthy alternative. This meal is pure comfort food without all the unwanted calories and carbs!
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