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Cooks, bakers, meal makers and healthy eaters unite! Welcome to Bite Size Wellness’ posts on healthy feasting and being a culinary pro in the kitchen and beyond.

Tap into all the healthy tips and wisdom you need to jumpstart or continue your healthy lifestyle when it comes to your eats. Learn the benefits of healthy eating, how to maintain a healthy diet, tidbits on diet and nutrition, portion control tips, fun ways to approach food and more on success in the kitchen. Eating right takes time and creative energy but with healthy recipes from our Meal Share Monday and other tidbits on food and nutrition being healthy and eating right is made simple. In conjunction with our Weekly Bite your cooking and eating skills will be full of flavorful, healthy bliss!

Let’s go to gastronomic proportions together! Get your healthy appetite, fridge and diet in line.

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Daily Bite [Make]: Celebrate National Watermelon Day

Daily Bite [Make]: Celebrate National Watermelon Day

Shadee Tabasi August 5, 2013 0

If you didn’t know, National Watermelon Day happened over the weekend (on Saturday to be exact). That is correct, National Watermelon Day is on August 3rd. And, even though it sometimes feels like there

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Wellness Wire: The Benefits of Late Night Snacks

Wellness Wire: The Benefits of Late Night Snacks

Emma Reynolds August 1, 2013 1

Calling all late-night snackers! You’ll be happy to hear that you no longer have to feel guilty for giving into those late-night cravings, within good reason, of course. FoxNews recently published an article that

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10 Tasty Lettuce Wrap Recipes

10 Tasty Lettuce Wrap Recipes

Asia Coladner July 30, 2013 2

The best summer meals are ones that are light, but still filled with flavor. They should highlight the enormous amount of wonderful fresh produce available in the warmer months without being too heavy. The

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Daily Bite [Make]: No Pasta Lasagna

Daily Bite [Make]: No Pasta Lasagna

Carlie Roth July 29, 2013 2

  In honor of National Lasagna Day, we’re bring you some healthy ideas so you can have your cake (er lasagna) and eat it too. Traditionally, lasagna is best known for being super high

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Turmeric: A Spice with Many Benefits

Turmeric: A Spice with Many Benefits

Asia Coladner July 24, 2013 3

Turmeric is a spice commonly used in many South Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines. It is a bold ingredient that adds a slightly bitter, peppery flavor to dishes. Similarly to its relative ginger, the

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Happy National Hot Dog and Vanilla Ice Cream Day!

Happy National Hot Dog and Vanilla Ice Cream Day!

Asia Coladner July 23, 2013 2

Today is a very special day in the world of food. Today we celebrate not just one, but two summertime staples: hot dogs and vanilla ice cream. That’s right - July 23rd serves as

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Daily Bite [Make]: San Diego Smoothie!

Daily Bite [Make]: San Diego Smoothie!

Bobby Caruso July 22, 2013 0

By total coincidence, just after reminiscing and looking over news and cosplay from Comic-Con this last weekend, we stumbled upon a smoothie recipe aptly titled the San Diego smoothie Sure, it’s a stretch to

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10 Delectable French Fry Recipe Alternatives

10 Delectable French Fry Recipe Alternatives

Justin Gilbert July 16, 2013 2

French fries, chips, hot chips, finger chips, fries, steak fries, wedges, potato wedges, or frites whichever you call them; National French Fry Day has happened upon us… and we’re trying to fight it any way

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Famous Athletes Diets: The Dos and Dont’s

Famous Athletes Diets: The Dos and Dont’s

Maddie Potter July 10, 2013 1

We’re slightly in a state of sadness as months July and August mark one year since the 2012 Olympics…and mark another 3 years until our favorite sporting event comes around again. We all know

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Wellness Wire: Good and Bad News About Greek Yogurt

Wellness Wire: Good and Bad News About Greek Yogurt

Jo Adams July 9, 2013 1

Unfortunately, we have to start out this article with some bad news. We’re sorry about that — really, we are — but when we’re done explaining the stuff you don’t want to hear, we’ll

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