3 Healthy Snacks by Personal Trainer Cora Mol
Every now and then, even the healthiest heroes want to indulge in some delicious snacks. Personal Trainer Cora Mol gives us a peek in her mouth-watering pile of healthy recipes. Paleo-proof and foodgasm-guaranteed. The Green Tribe Studio, saw, ate and surrendered.
RED BEETS & TUNA
“Red beets with tuna are perfect for the quick healthy fix. The ingredients are easy to stock. This way you’re always prepared to fix yourself an energy booster during a mid-day slump.”
Ingredients
Serves 1
- ½ pack of pre-cooked beets (250 g)
- little can of tuna in olive oil (60-80 g), or half a bigger can (pay attention to the MSC certification which indicates the fish was caught in a sustainable way)
- salt (preferably Himalaya or Keltic salt) and pepper
- (+) some pumpkin seeds for more ‘bite’
Preparation
Chop the red beets in small blocks. Mix the beets with the tuna in a bowl and stir. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Add the pumpkin seeds.
AVOCADO & EGGS
“Two ingredients every healthy foodie has in its fridge. So easy!”
Ingredients
Serves 1
- ½ avocado
- 2 eggs
- salt and pepper (to season)
Preparation
Boil the eggs approximately 5-6 minutes (soft). Mash the avocado with the eggs. Softer eggs make the mash more creamy. For a ‘harder’ consistence, boil the eggs longer. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Extra Tip: Cut some raw veggies (cucumber, selery, radish) and use the avocado-egg mix as dip.
BROWNIE OF NUTS & DATES
“This one is especially for the chocolate addict and sweet tooth! Because of the nuts and dates this ‘brownie’ is pretty dense and will definitely satisfy your hunger.”
Ingredients
Serves 8
- 150 g mixed nuts (e.g. unsalted & untoasted walnuts, almonds, brasil nuts)
- 45 g grated coconut (+ some extra for decoration)
- 150 g pitted dates
- 40 g raw cacao powder
- 1 tablespoon of coconut oil
- pinch of salt
- sprinkle of water (as much as needed but don’t make the mixture to thick!)
- content of 1 vanilla stick (optional)
Preparation
Mix all ingredients with a food processor. Press the mixture in a squared tray. Leave 30 minutes in the fridge to harden. Cut in little pieces.
Enjoy!
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I’ve made those brownies once for my bf (lactose and gluten intolerance makes you inventive) and they’re super awesome! Incredibly yummy and a slightly smaller feeling of guilt afterwards :).