September 2016 Foodwatch Newsletter - Got a chip craving?

Written by on Tuesday, 27 September 2016.
Tagged: Foodwatch Newsletter, health, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, newsletter, nutrition, snacks

September 2016 Foodwatch Newsletter - Got a chip craving?
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Many people crave chips - be they potato, corn or the new-fangled lentil and chickpea ones. In the interests of helping you find healthier snacks, I’ve decided to tackle chips as the topic of this month’s Foodwatch Newsletter.

Are chips bad for you?

Many people know that chips are a discretionary food - only to be eaten in small quantites, occasionally. But lately healthy sounding chips have appeared on the market. So are kale and spirulina chips any better for you than plain old potato chips? Read this month's Foodwatch Newsletter to find out.

In addition to giving you the low down, I offer up some healthy and yummy alternatives to chips plus there's also a run down on what's new on the website so you can check out any posts you may have missed!

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