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How to Make Low Caorie Salads

Nutritionist Joy Bauer gives you some tips to prpare your low calorie salads:

1- Use leafy greens like Lettuce, Spinach, and Mustard leaves. In fact any leafy green contains low calories.

2- Put in your plate as much as you can of veggies like Peppers (all colors), Cucumber, shredded Carrots, Onions, Mushroom, Raddish, Broccoli, Cauliflower...etc.

3- Select a few lean proteins: Avoid any thing fried, crispy or served in heavy sauce

4- Choose only one favorite of high-calorie extras for your salad:
Add only 1 food of these foods: shredded cheddar cheese - fat cheese - choppy walnuts - granola - Raisins - Olives - Avocado

5- Be careful about dressings, they are full of calories

Read the deatails...
5 rules to make the best low-calorie salads - Health - MSNBC.com

Source: MSNBC - Health

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