6 Frozen Foods That Will Keep Your Diet on Track
Stock your freezer with these items, and you'll always have a healthy breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack at the ready.
By Lynn Andriani
The Sweet Treat with Infinite Possibilities
We were relieved to hear there's virtually no difference, nutritionally speaking, between fresh and frozen fruit. Gradney says that, from a health standpoint, they're pretty much interchangeable. Plus, she adds, there are so many creative ways to eat frozen fruit beyond the usual smoothie. Simmer berries or peaches on the stove until they turn into a chunky syrup, then spoon over plain yogurt; or, make (nearly) insta-sorbet: Let the fruit soften slightly at room temperature, then puree in a blender and eat with a spoon.
Published 01/05/2016