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Just ask registered dietitians who make ALDI a regular shopping destination for vegan meats, whole-grain sides, pantry staples, crave-worthy snacks, and decadent (but healthy) desserts.
We asked plenty of top RDs for their must-have vegan foods from ALDI.
And we’re thankful for their answers, because their picks will make mealtime easier, snack time simpler—and are chockfull of nutrients to help you live healthier.
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Molly shared delicious meal ideas in a segment with Kanas City Spotlight.
September is National Family Meals Month and Registered Dietitian Molly Morgan joined us to share that Powerful pairings like pork, sorghum and pulses are perfect to help families stay strong with family meals. Powerful Pairings combining pork, pulses and sorghum are inspiring ways to supply critical nutrients that support (among others) weight management, immune function, muscle development, and bone health including protein, fiber, B vitamins, zinc, iron, potassium, selenium, and folate.
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Molly did a 4 day “takeover” on American Dairy North East’s instagram to share sports nutrition tips for athletes!
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Click here for the full article via Family Times magazine.
As you welcome the New Year, consider ditching the diet and instead focusing on changes you can stick with and sustain—with the key word being sustain! It is possible to meet your healthy eating goals without deprivation.
You can set an example for your children with balanced behavior around food, being (or becoming) active, making healthy choices, and having a positive attitude about body weight.
In raising two little boys in this diet-crazy world and in maintaining my own weight, I have adopted two concepts that bring me clarity: 1) Food is fuel, and 2) It’s all about balance.
Molly partnered with the American Dairy Association North East to share sports nutrition tips for coaches to help their athletes come back stronger! The focus was on hydration guidelines and strategies to maximize performance. Click here to check out a recap of the tips.
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Short on time? Busy schedule? No time to cook? If you can’t figure out what to make for dinner, these tips and tricks can help you to stick to your food and nutrition goals – even with the craziest of schedules.
Eating healthier doesn’t happen by accident. Taking the time to have a food plan for the week for you and your family can make all the difference. Start by mapping out the week ahead and ask yourself a series of questions: What should we have for breakfast? What will we need to pack for lunches? What nights will we be at home for dinner? What nights will we have time to cook?
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Looking for healthier holiday tips, ideas, and recipes? Check out Molly's article in the Family Times!
The holiday season is filled with traditions, fun memories, and lots of food and drinks. Then right around the corner is the New Year, along with resolutions, which are often tied to eating healthier and losing weight. The good news is that there is no need to give up all of your holiday favorites. Rather than depriving yourself, use these tips to adjust your menu, stay mindful, and get active throughout the holiday season.
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Dietitians share creative ways to eat the nutritional powerhouse. In the US News and World Reports article, Molly shares a family favorite way to enjoy eggs. Click here to read the article.
