What's For Dinner?

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Taking the decision fatigue out of healthy eating What’s for Dinner?

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Taking the decision fatigue out of healthy eating

What’s for Dinner?

Panelists

Santiago MereaCEO & FounderOrange Chef

Sofie JaffeChef & NutritionistThe Philosophie

Edwina ClarkHead of NutritionOrange Chef

Moderator: Sarah SungGuides Managing Editor, SF EditorUrban Daddy

● What are some of the biggest challenges you see in tackling healthy eating?

● Where does decision fatigue begin? At the grocery store or in the kitchen?

● What role does technology play in creating a healthy lifestyle?

● Does technology diminish your awareness or internal intuition about eating? If so, how would you get around that?

● How would you encourage our influencers to help their audience embrace new ideas in healthy meal making?

● There are so many different dietary preferences out there (paleo, gluten free, vegetarian, etc) How do you reconcile your own philosophies with an increasingly diverse audience?

● Any insights you can share that our audience doesn’t already know?

Let’s get started

Find joy in meal planning and discovering new recipes! Instagram, Pinterest, Youtube

Stock your kitchen Key staples for creating a healthy meal: ● sea salt, coconut oil, coconut milk, honey,

herbs and spices.

Keep your kitchen clean and tidy● Washing dishes in between food prep steps

and right after you finish a meal.

Sophie’s tips

Keep it simpleA flavorful, delicious meal can be created with under 10 ingredients and 30 minutes!

Prep snacks ahead of timeBag up some almonds or pre-pack some carrots and hummus

Stop counting calories and start looking for color.Create meals with a rainbow of whole, unprocessed, nutrient-packed foods ( fruits and veggies!)

Play music or listen to something inspiring while you cook

Sophie’s tips

Keep good snacks around.

Eat less quantity (portion control) by using smaller plates.

Identify some good takeout/delivery options.

Cook for/with people.

Have a cupcake every once in a while. But made from whole ingredients. For me, it's a good burger.

Santiago’s tips

Downsize your dishware:● This one is a no brainer! Eat off smaller

dishes and invest in tall, thin glasses to eat + drink less.

Snack between meals:● Hunger causes hormonal changes that

spur cravings for fatty, salty, and sugary foods. Overindulgence (+ regret) follows.

Plan ahead: ● Make a shopping list: Have an action plan

at the supermarket. Don’t go hungry and stick to the walls!

● Cook + freeze: Dinner plan B for crazy days!

● Keep an arsenal of healthy snacks on hand.

Edwina’s tips

Veg-out:● Transform small meals into bigger ones!

Colors provide lots of volume (+nutrition) for few Calories.

● Enjoy local + seasonal to optimize taste and nutrition.

Invest in great ingredients:● Good quality ingredients require little

manipulation to taste (and look) fantastic!

Think 80/20:● Aim to be better not perfect.● It’s okay to enjoy treats every once in a

while.

Edwina’s tips

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