Healthy Food Guide

HOW TO TAKE salads from blah to brilliant

Salads are great for our health. They are nutritious, packed full of gut-loving fibre, micronutrients, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

But they can have their downsides.

They can be boring and some people feel bloated – or still hungry – after eating them.

We're here to fix that!

These tips will help you make the most of your salad-eating habits throughout the year.

Keep yourself full for longer

Salads are naturally low in calories or kilojoules. This is because salads mostly contain vegetables, which have a high water content.

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