Healthy holiday treats

December 19, 2016

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snowman porridge

The holidays are a time for indulgence, but not all of us are at liberty to indulge.

Don’t skip the holiday fun! Try one of these healthier options to celebrate the holidays.

Snowman porridge

Porridge plus blueberries, chocolate chips, and strawberries. Or whatever you have at hand. Get creative!

chia pudding and kiwi christmas breakfast

Chia pudding with kiwi

Chia pudding is easy to make ahead of time. You can make it with regular milk or any sort of non-dairy milk, like soy, almond, or hemp. Add some kiwi puree and slices to add some Christmas flair.

crackers with avocado, tomato, and basil

Avocado and tomato bites

Smash some avocado, smoosh it on a cracker, and top it with a cherry tomato slice and herbs. These hors d’ors are super simple and delicious!

sourdough bread with avocado and veggies

Christmas toasts

Toast whatever bread you like, smash some avocado on top, and toss it with whatever tasty bites seem festive to you.

You can also try this fun edible menorah project for Hanukah.

baked apples for hanukah

Baked apples

Regular baked apples are pretty unhealthy, but this variation is a little more nice and a little less vice.

Written by Michelle Daly

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