January Focus of the Month
Smart Snacking in 2011
 

 People are so worried about what they eat between Christmas and the New Year, but they really should be worried about what they eat between the New Year and Christmas.

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January 2011  
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Island Coconut Chicken
by Kathy Filgo

This one-dish meal has an exotic taste of the islands and it’s rich in potassium and vitamin A, and it’s low in sodium. Surprise your family or guests with this interesting and nutritious dinner.

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Edamame Hummus
by Janet Potts, RD, LD

Edamame is a large-seeded green vegetable soybean that can be served in the pod as a snack to be eaten in a manner similar to shelling peanuts.

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Quickie Quesadillas
by The Cancer Project

These delicious quesadillas are quick and easy to whip-up for appetizers or for the kids when they come home from school. Add a salad and this can be a light and simple dinner.

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Electric Skillet Popcorn
by Katherine Lawrence, instructor for The Cancer Project

What is more fun than popping popcorn together. And because you can pop with no added oil, this is a low calorie, zero cholesterol, zero sugar, almost no fat snack!

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Marlon Nipay - Ordinary to Extraordinary
by Kathy Filgo

We are very excited to begin this New Year with such an inspirational and successful Spotlight on Success star as Marlon Nipay!

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Customer Testimonial
We just finished our Saladmaster dinner show. The food was fabulous and we are totally sold on the cookware so, of course, we purchased.

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Grow Your Own Healthy Snack
by Melinda Myers

When I think healthy snacks I think carrots. They have the crunch of chips and crackers without the fat and calories.

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Fun Foods for Kids
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Healthy Eating Includes Healthy Snacking
From American Dietetic Association

For adults, teens and kids alike, achieving and maintaining a healthy weight will contribute to your overall health and well being. Here are some tips that can help:

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Saladmaster Featured Product
10-inch Oil Core Electric Skillet with Cover

  
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Tip of the Month
Snacking your way to good health

Eating your way to good health includes healthy snacking. Many doctors and dietitians suggest five to six smaller meals a day or adding two to three small snacks can help you to lose weight.

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Question of the Month
Is it important to steer clear of sugar?

 

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