There’s a good reason why so many of us make healthy eating New Year Resolutions. We could start them any day of the year, but it’s so much more motivating to start eating healthier after the culinary adventure we call the holidays.
I will be joining the millions of people in January with a New Year Resolution to eat healthier.
Ever since November, my indulgences in comfort food and holiday treats has gotten out of control. So I need a New Year reset!
Since I want to focus on eating healthy foods, planning healthy snacks is an important first step. Snacking is my biggest challenge to losing weight. I can’t seem to make it from one meal to the next, and if I don’t plan for healthy snacks, I’ll end up eating straight from a jar of nutella.
If you’re planning to eat better in 2017, take a look at these healthy snacks for a healthy New Year…
- Healthy Seasoned Roasted Nuts from dollopofyum.com
- Cucumber Feta Boats from strawmarysmith.com
- Vegan Spinach Balls from veganfamilyrecipes.com
- Easy Hummus Cucumber Bites from kimscravings.com
- Crunchy Garlic Lentil Snack from foodfitnessfreshair.com
- Apple & Cinnamon Oat Bars from kitchenmason.com
- Tuna Salad Snack Bites from sprinklesomefun.com
- Roasted Chickpeas With Ginger, Spices & Sesame Seeds from melangery.com
- Curry Roasted Cashews from chewoutloud.com
- No Bake Nut & Date Energy Balls from yummyhealthyeasy.com
- Baked Hummus & Feta Cauliflower Bites from cookincanuck.com
- Jalapeno Black Eyed Pea Hummus from kitchentreaty.com
- Easy Healthy Toasted Muesli from asideofsweet.com
- Mint Chocolate Covered Almonds from thefoodcharlatan.com
- Avocado Pomegranate Hummus from mymoderncookery.com
- Grab & Go Dark Chocolate Granola Snack Cups from jessicagavin.com
- Quinoa Crusted Tofu from yummilyyours.com
- Double Chocolate Ginger Energy Bites from betterwithcake.com
- Healthy Brazil Nut Balls from purelytwins.com
- Roasted Black Eyed Peas from spicysouthernkitchen.com
These recipes all seem super easy to make and I selected them because I think they’ll taste just as good (if not better) as not-so-healthy snack recipes.
I’m also trying to expand my collection of healthy snacks so if you can recommend other such recipes please share them in the comments!
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Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
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