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Healthy Recipes & Nutrition tips
Fit and healthy bodies are built in the kitchen, as well as in the gym. Finding the right nutritional balance for your body is important for fitness, weight loss and muscle-building, so we’ve gathered advice and opinions from nutritionists, dietitians and healthy foodies to bring you the best recipes and eating plans to help you reach your health goals.
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Know your chips. Which ones are the healthiest?
12 September 2019 -
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FIVE HEALTHY SMOOTHIE SHAKES
22 August 2019
Jessica Ambrose
If you're always hungry it might be because you're making the wrong food choices. Choose a nutritionally balanced diet to feel full | Hussle.com | Food |
Kath Webb
Avocadoes are one of the speediest breakfast choices. And they’re delicious, nutritious and satisfying. Which means more time to Hussle a workout.
Jessica Ambrose
Cooking oil adds flavour and texture. It also stops food sticking to the pan. Which do you chose, sunflower, olive, walnut? Find the right oil for the job.
Patrick Law
You Hussle so you can live your best life. Grab-and-go food is all very easy and quick, but choose food that fills you up. And food that keeps your body healthy.
Jessica Ambrose
The right blood sugar level is critical for your body. What controls it, and what happens if it isn’t right? | Hussle | PayAsUGym.com | nutrition
Kath Webb
These non-alcoholic mocktails have less sugar than boozy cocktails, so fill your glass with irresistible fruits, bold herbs, sparkling water and crushed ice.
Patrick Law
Who cares about calories nowadays? But calories really DO count. It's not rocket science. Just use more calories than you eat. And you will lose weight.
Laura Briggs
Carbs get a bad rap. But we need carbs to fuel our muscles and brains. Like most things carbs can be good and bad. Here’s our Hussle hints on the carbs to curb
Jessica Ambrose
Drive less. Fly less. Waste less. Eco is FINALLY mainstream. That means food is for eating, not binning. Try these real-world planet saving ideas | Hussle.com
Laura Briggs
We get it. It’s not always possible to eat at a decent hour. It’s not great for your body to eat late at night though. Here’s why | Hussle | PayAsUGym
Kath Webb
One of the greatest pleasures of life. Socialising and eating. But restaurant food is designed to smell, look and taste great. Do we stand a chance of choosing the healthy options?
Kath Webb
Don’t settle for a handful of sugary cereal. Hussle so you can have a cheap, nutritious breakfast with minimum effort. And still have time for the gym
Laura Briggs
Juggling work, life and eating right is tough. Use these lunch hacks to save time. Eat at your desk. Eat on the move. Eat like a boss! | Hussle |
Jessica Ambrose
Takeaways are full of calories, high on cost, plastic and unknown ingredients. Make a healthy takeaway at home instead. Not much time? Tiny kitchen? No problem.
Kath Webb
Apple Cider Vinegar has been used for thousands of years as a remedy for random problems. Is it true it can it help with weight loss, digestion and blood sugar?
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12 September 2019
Nicky B.
I make my own chips, although call them potato wedges. With just a spoonful of oil they're definitely healthy - and I defy anyone to tell me otherwise!
12 September 2019
Charlie M.
sweet potato wedges are the absolute food of the gods - although the best ones I've had were in New Zealand so not very accessible!
10 September 2019
Amber J.
Dark chocolate and a coffee with cream is my evening treat. Not much sugar but feels very indulgent!
10 September 2019
Hugh M.
But some mueslis are very sugary too, so Weetabix with a banana is actually a better bet.
9 September 2019
Lucy C.
I think there are cereals and cereals. Cornflakes or those terrible breakfast bars do indeed leave me hungry again in an hour. Porridge or a muesli with fruit keep me happy all morning.
8 September 2019
Debra G.
berries must be ok, they are in the picture!!! We have a patch of waste ground near us and the blackberries are really good this year. Fortunately they keep well in the fridge so I can ration them.
5 September 2019
Nicky B.
I love my post-work, pre-dinner workouts and tend to have a banana and a couple of oatcakes and peanut butter just before 4pm which gives me enough energy to workout and last until dinner
5 September 2019
Michael W.
Hummus all the way for me, just add any veg and you have a quick healthy snack
4 September 2019
Hugh M.
If you can workout around 12pm, then eat at 1, that works very well I find
3 September 2019
Jim R.
this is useful as we all try to juggle doing too much - and I just spotted the link to some office-friendly low-faff snacks. Inspiration!
3 September 2019
Amber J.
Morning workout 'fasted' is always the way for me. Nothing beats the feeling of tucking into a decent breakfast when you've already done the hard work.
3 September 2019
Ashley C.
one of my favourite snacks is tinned mackerel in spicy tomato sauce with oatcakes - quick, cheap and healthy.
30 August 2019
Hugh M.
Curious how people centuries ago made smoothies if they didn't have blenders.....
30 August 2019
Ashley C.
Amber, I don't think eggs for breakfast every day is bad, so long as it's two eggs only and you don't have any other egg meals, e.g. omelette. I know people who have way more eggs than 14 a week and they are perfectly healthy.
28 August 2019
Michael W.
The apple protein smoothie is delicious. But then so is anything with apple and cinnamon. no way would I just make 150ml though - mine are always supersize!
24 August 2019
Amber J.
I really didn't know you could use raw carrots in a smoothie. Really? Would you need a super-powered blender to do this? If so, great, as I always have carrots in!
23 August 2019
Nicky B.
I am just glad I have found something to use up the masses of cooked beetroot I have got in the fridge. Sounds unusual, but I am going to give it a go.
23 August 2019
Debra G.
I'm giggling at the warning about not spilling the beetroot shake. Quite right, though - it NEVER comes out!
20 August 2019
Mark J.
nope, nothing down sink drains except washing up water, anything beyond a small amount of oil on the pan will clog our ancient infrastructure. If there is a lot left, wipe up with a kitchen towel or rag and bin it. Yes, landfill, but better than blocked drains.
19 August 2019
Mark J.
the picture reminds of the last time I decided to ease hunger with a burger - hadn't had one from the usual vendors since student days. Gone in about four bites, loads of calories and didn't stick to the ribs at all. The definition of the wrong food!
17 August 2019
Nicky B.
I admit I am the same about skipping something to eat later. Mine is weird though - I skip afternoon biscuits so that I can enjoy them in the evening in front of TV. But I probably end up eating more then!
17 August 2019
Debra G.
I've got a 'skip breakfast for cake later' in my office and I'm afraid she drives me nuts! Might send her the link to this article...
15 August 2019
Amber J.
Eggs for breakfast definitely make me last longer than my old breakfast of weetabix, and less sugary too. But I don't think it's healthy to have every day? Correct me if I'm wrong!!