The Super Salad

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Ditch your salad staples and incorporate some of these tips to turn your salad into a nutrition powerhouse:

  1. Mash a few anchovies and add to your salad dressing for an added burst of flavor, DMAE and omega-3s!
  2. Sprinkle sprouts over the top of your salad for a new texture and a healthy dose of antioxidants.
  3. Go dark!  Choose greens with darker colors, such as kale, spinach, broccoli rabe and arugula.  These options not only taste better than plain old iceberg lettuce, but are better for you.
  4. Add fresh berries for extra color, sweetness and antioxidants.
  5. Reinvent leftover cooked veggies like asparagus, zucchini and broccoli.  With just a few chops, last night’s vegetables can spruce up today’s lunch salad.
  6. Go for color.  Make sure your salad isn’t just different shades of green.  Aim to get a rainbow of colors to maximize taste and nutrition.
  7. Add crunch with flaxseeds, which are packed with essential fatty acids, lignans, and fiber.

3 thoughts on “The Super Salad

  1. These ideas for salads sound delicious. I live in a long term care facility,but am very independent,and trying to lose and control my weight. Our salads are not tasty,so I often purchase ingredients for a fresh tasty salad. Thanks for the pointers.

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  3. I love your products and tips on eating healthy. Unfortunately I can not order as often as I would like because I am a senior and on a fixed income. Keep the emails and healthy tips coming

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