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Salads Aren't Always Healthy: Here Are 3 Ways to Make Your Salads Healthier by Susan Bowerman, M.S., R.D., CSSD, CSOWM, FAND
Nutrition
April 30, 2019
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While a salad often seems like a healthy go-to option, many don’t realize how high in calories they can be. Here are three ways to keep your salad healthy:
- Ditch the fatty proteins. Avoid anything “crispy” or “fried” in your salad and opt for grilled chicken, shrimp or fish. Foods like sausages or fatty cold cuts should be avoided.
- Avoid high-fat extras. Cheese, bacon, fried tortilla strips, crispy fried noodles, sour cream and oily croutons are all popular salad fixings, but they can hike up the calorie and fat content of your salad higher than that of a cheeseburger! You may want to rethink them.
- Choose salad dressings wisely. Choose a lighter vinaigrette over creamy salad dressings. You can even make your own salad dressing using your own choice of vinegar, olive oil and lemon juice!
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