Nutrition Facts

Posted by admin
Aug 27 2010

Sweet potatoes, strawberries, or strawberries, blackberries, and papayas have much flavor and provide many nutrients and fewer calories. More often choose whole or cut fruit instead of fruit juices. The juices have little or no fiber and too much sugar added to them. Add vegetables to your stews, sauces and soups favorites. Eat foods you like but eat small amounts of food high in fat and calories, such as ice cream, and notice how often you eat. Read the "Nutrition Facts" on the labels to see the amount of fat and calories in the serving listed.

If you eat fast food (fast food), try not to eat them every day and avoid eating large quantities of such food. Many restaurants serve too much food. To control what you eat and still enjoy, take a bit of food home to eat the next day. In addition to improving how and what you and your family eat, you can also make some small changes in cooking: Before cooking, always remove the skin from chicken and turkey, and cut off excess fat from meat. Try to make more soups, especially those with carrots, potatoes, red and black beans and other vegetables or vegetables that you like. Prepare meals of chicken or fish baked, broiled, grilled or steamed instead of frying. Use oils healthy as olive oil or canola oil instead of lard or butter. Use only clear and not the whole egg when baking or make omelets. Cook and eat foods with less salt.

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