Vegetable versions of takeaway foods such as pizza or pasta will contain less saturated fat and salt.
By Rosalyn D'Angelo Dietitian
By Rosalyn D'Angelo Dietitian
Vegetable versions of takeaway foods such as pizza or pasta will contain less saturated fat and salt.
Making small changes such as swapping white rice for brown can help reduce empty calories and up your fibre.
Sweetening plain yogurt with fruit can provide a healthy sugar hit.
Small changes can make a big difference to your health, so I’ve put together 50 food swaps that will make eating healthy easier.
Giving up the foods we love simply isn’t sustainable. But finding similar, yet healthier foods to switch up how we eat can have long-term benefits. The food swaps I’ve recommended:
Make these easy, healthy swaps in your diet and feel healthier.
Rosalyn D'Angelo Dietitian
Rosalyn is an accredited practising dietitian. She couldn’t live without her passport or her runners, and is adamant that eating chocolate and dancing around her house is part of her training for the New York City marathon.
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