Easy Pan Protein Frittata
Frittata That's Easier Than Pie! Grab your favorite frypan, pop on the lid, and whip up a quick, nutritious meal that's ready any time of day. This crispy, flavourful frittata is low in carbohydrates and packed with nutritional goodness—perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Protein Chip Stack - Cheaper than Chips
Who says protein needs to be expensive?! This is simple and delicious and suitable for the whole family. Great hot or cold and keeps for up to a week in the fridge. TOFU??? Don’t knock it until you try it!
The Easy All Rounder - No Cooking Required
Straight from the fridge or pantry… Absolutely no cooking needed to create this jam packed delicious superfood snack or meal. Rich in protein, Fibre and health gut nutrients. Give this a go when you're rushed and need something nutritious...
Noodles aren’t Noodles - Stir Fry
Do you want the secret to noodles that you can eat every day? High in Fibre and Low in Carbohydrates.
We have all been there… the first thing people tell you to do when you are trying to loose weight is to ban noodles and pasta type dishes. Now we are here to tell you this simply is not true! Try this recipe to really hit the spot.
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Nutrient Content: Foods contain essential nutrients vital for body functioning, growth, and health maintenance.
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Individualised Nutrition: Recognising individual nutritional needs based on factors like age, gender, genetics, and health conditions is crucial.
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