January 30, 2013 Whether your team won or lost the Super Bowl last year, one thing's for certain: You overate. The Super Bowl is an eating extravaganza for most Americans: While watching the big game, we consume an average of 1,200 calories from snacking alone, making Super Bowl Sunday the second-largest food consumption day of the year after Thanksgiving, according to a report from the Calorie Control Council. This year, we'll be just as inclined to snack, but that doesn't mean we have to overindulge: We decided to ask some experts for their tips on avoiding the countless treats on offer between the couch and the big screen. We called up some of the most trusted nutritionists to ask what they'll serve at their Super Bowl parties. Continue reading...
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
What Nutritionists Serve At Their Super Bowl Parties
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