Hey guys! Today I’m going to be sharing with you some of the best healthy eating blogs on the planet. But before I do let me introduce myself.
My name is Amanda and I’m the social media manager and blog content coordinator here at ithinkicanfitness.com. One of the best (and worst) parts of my job is that I get to spend a lot of time cruising the interwebs looking for things that are inspiring, informational, humorous, and healthy!
After a morning of browsing blogs all I want to do is sink my teeth into a vegan brownie or whip up some smooth and spicy pizza hummus!
So here they are, a mere sampling of some of the best healthy eating blogs that are out there (in my opinion). Someday I’ll be an amazing cook and able to whip up original ingredients into thoughtful, healthy, and delicious entrees/desserts. Until then, these gorgeous blogs will continue to inspire and encourage me to feast with my eyes!
“Better With Veggies” does Maple Bacon Doughnuts
Not as much of a guilty pleasure as you’d think. These doughnuts include some unique ingredients like chickpea flour and almond milk making them a tasty vegan alternative to one of America’s favorite breakfast treats!
Image courtesy of http://betterwithveggies.com
“Fork and Beans” does Thin Mints
Cheaper (and more healthy) than their namesake, these cookies are scrumptious and easy on the eyes. Make twice what you think you’re going to want because these cookies go fast!
Image courtesy of http://forkandbeans.wordpress.com
“The Guiltless Life” does Delectable, Divine Like-Lindt-Lindor Truffles
Okay, so chocolates aren’t an everyday healthy kind of thing. But these truffles are so delectable and with only natural sweeteners (agave) they’re the kind of gifts you can give over and over without feeling guilty!
Image courtesy of http://theguiltlesslife.wordpress.com
“Two Peas and Their Pod” does Creamy Avocado Yogurt Dip
I’m going to admit something – I’m not a huge yogurt fan [gasp of horror]. But luckily for Two Peas and Their Pod I overcame my yogurt aversion and gave this recipe a try, and I loved it! This creamy dip works equally well for a party or an afternoon snack.
Image courtesy of www.twopeasandtheirpod.com
“A Fit and Spicy Life” does Healthy Fried Rice
Fried rice was a staple in my house growing up, and one of the dishes I was most sad to see go when I started eating more healthy. Subbing tofu for bacon gives this dish a necessary protein balance and relies on the veggies and soy sauce for flavor – it’s a home run!
Image courtesy of www.afitandspicylife.com
“Healthy and Gourmet” does Sweet Corn Queseadillas
Do I really need to say anything, honestly? She had me at quesadilla….
Image courtesy of www.healthyandgourmet.blogspot.com
“Itty Bits of Balance” does Salmon and Vegetable Foil Packets
What an ingenious way to make cooking fish approachable! This was easy, delicious, and healthy!
Image courtesy of http://ittybitsofbalance.com
“Lofty Appetite” does Apples Dipped in Pancake Butter
OMG it’s apples dipped in pancake batter and fried!! It sounds like something that would be served at the Texas state fair! I love everything about this dish!
Image courtesy of http://loftyappetite.wordpress.com/
“The Edible Perspective” does Southwestern Soup
If you’re like me then you might consider making soup from scratch a little intimidating, but this soup from Ashely at Edible Perspective is simple enough for the beginner and the flavors are complex enough to impress company!
Image courtesy of http://www.edibleperspective.com
“Clean Eating Chelsey” does Socca Mexican Pizza
I love Mexican food with the fiery-hot passion of a thousand burning sons (it may seem extreme, but I’m serious). This recipe for Mexican pizza marks a new standard in my home for excellence – everyone should try it at least once!
Image courtesy of http://cleaneatingchelsey.com
So there you have it, some great recipes that make my mouth water and my knees go weak. 🙂
