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Lindsay Moyer

Lindsay Moyer

Senior Nutritionist & Deputy Editor at Nutrition Action Healthletter

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Low-sugar drinks: 10 of the healthiest options

The healthiest option is water, but these 10 low-sugar drinks fit the bill when you want a little flavor without artificial sweeteners or food dyes.
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Which plant-based yogurts are healthy and higher in protein?

Here’s how to find a healthy plant-based yogurt that’s low in saturated fat and has roughly as much protein as dairy yogurt.
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13 foods with more salt, sugar, or fat than you might expect

Cutting back on salt, sugar, and sat fat isn’t easy when some foods are laden with more than you might expect. Here are 13 sneaky sources to know.
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9 buzzwords that help sell processed foods: Don't be fooled

If food marketers want their processed foods to stand out, all they have to do is slap on some healthy-ish buzzwords. Here are 9 examples.
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Which Panera breakfast sandwiches are best and worst?

Panera’s Asiago Sausage & Egg Sandwich puts your breakfast order on a par with a McDonald’s Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese. Here are a few better bets.
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How to find a healthy hummus that tastes great, too

Hummus is a snacking staple. With chickpeas, tahini, and unsaturated oils, you get legumes, healthy fat, and (usually) not too much salt, no matter the brand.
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Is mayo healthy? You might be surprised

Avocado oil or plant-based? Light or full-fat? Mild chipotle or garlic aioli? The burgeoning mayonnaise aisle has so many alternatives that you may be wondering if your regular mayo needs replacing. But health-wise, mayo’s not bad. Here’s what to know about shopping for the spread.
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10 food swaps to save money on groceries

These 10 matchups between competing nuts, seeds, fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins can help you save money on groceries and shave dollars off your supermarket bill. Sometimes, less is more.
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Winter fruits in season: Don’t miss ‘em

These now-in-season winter fruits are ready to brighten up your next meal or snack. Most are rare finds at supermarkets in the spring and summer, so enjoy ‘em while it’s cold!
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High-protein yogurt: Which brands are best?

“Chobani Expands in High Protein Greek Yogurt Category with New Line of 20G Protein Yogurt,” announced the yogurt giant in early October. Do you need extra protein in your yogurt? Maybe not. Even so, the new line of low-fat Greek yogurt from Chobani has some pluses for healthy eaters. Here’s how it stacks up against its high-protein competitors.
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How bad is a Buffalo Wild Wings Bacon Mac & Cheese Burger?

“For anyone looking for an extra cheesy treat, the Bacon Mac & Cheese Burger features hand-smashed double patties topped with thick-cut bacon, American cheese, mac & cheese, pickled hot peppers and Hatch chile aioli on a challah bun,” boasted the Buffalo Wild Wings news release in August.
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Is a Beyond Burger healthy?

“We are thrilled to share our 4th generation burger, Beyond Burger IV, a mouthwatering meaty burger built from the goodness of plants,” says the package. Here’s what’s changed.
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Is McDonald's Chicken Big Mac better than a beef burger?

“It’s Official: McDonald’s Highly Anticipated Chicken Big Mac Drops at U.S. Restaurants this Month,” proclaimed the chain’s press release announcing the limited-time menu item that made its debut on October 10. Here’s how the new chicken Big Mac compares to the beef original.
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Healthy cereals for kids with no food dyes

The cereal aisle is full of brightly colored boxes and flashy marketing…and many kids are full of opinions. Here are 7 tips to help you wade through your supermarket’s sea of cereal boxes together and choose a winner that’s rich in whole grains, not too sugary, free of food dyes, and kid friendly. We've included a list of more than two dozen healthy cereals for kids that fit the bill.
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How much sugar is in a pumpkin spice latte?

The “pumpkin” drink with more sugar than pumpkin is back on the menu at Starbucks. You can do better. A grande (16 oz.) hot Pumpkin Spice Latte made with 2 percent milk has 390 calories—more than a Starbucks Chocolate Croissant (340).
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9 misleading ploys that companies use to sell processed food

These Big Food marketing ploys promise fruit, protein, oats, vegetables, electrolytes, or whole grains to help sell processed food.
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Store-bought pre-seasoned tofu: Which is best?

We’ve rounded up 6 varieties of healthy store-bought tofu that are so easy, they practically leap from their package to your dinner plate.
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How bad is the Taco Bell Big Cheez-It menu? Very.

The Taco Bell Big Cheez-It Box has more than a full day's recommended maximum sodium for adults, plus at least 1,400 calories.
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Panera to stop selling Charged Lemonade following lawsuits

Panera will phase out Charged Sips following lawsuits alleging the highly caffeinated drinks are causing dangerous health effects—and even death.
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Don't miss these 6 spring fruit finds in season right now

Can't wait for in-season summer fruit? It's easy to find spring fruit surprises like gold kiwi, honey mango, donut peaches, and apriums, now.
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April Fools! Watch out for these food label tricks

If you’re a food marketer, no need to wait around for April 1st. Tricky labels and claims can help pad your bottom line 365 days a year.