make your own: chia overnight oats
Are you ready?
This might be the simplest, fastest, most satisfying breakfast you’ll ever eat.
I’ve fallen off the chia pudding train the last couple of months because for me it’s more of a comforting cold weather meal.
an easy way to think about meals
As a nutritionist, I often get asked what we’re supposed to be eating amongst all the conflicting health information out there. I believe this question can stem from feeling out of control around food, so we go looking for food rules that will make it easier to ‘stay on track’. Whether on track means of a diet, lifestyle, goals, weight loss, or whatever else, it's often a tool to further restrict how we eat.
finding mindful movement during rigid training
Marathon training is funny.
I spend a lot of focus on exploring movement practices that my body craves, yet I’ve jumped into something that has an intense schedule of pinpointing how (and how long) I move each day. It might be a little hypocritical.
make your own: sauerkraut
I'm all about the DIY, especially when it comes to fermented foods that are normally crazy expensive to buy, but crazy delicious to eat.
We've talked kombucha on this blog before, and if you're interested in making your own check out that post. But maybe kombucha isn't your thing or you're looking to branch out? Great! Because the feel-good bacteria don't stop there, and can be found in the best sandwich, salad or breakfast topper ever: sauerkraut.
the foods you should be restricting
The idea of clean eating, restriction, expensive supplements, diets and cleanses doesn't jive with me.