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    10 Healthy and Delicious Super Bowl Snacks

    By | Shine Food – Thu, Jan 31, 2013 9:28 AM EST

    Photo by: Shutterstock; Food Should Taste Good
    Fig and goat cheese dip

    - 10 oz. dried Calimyrna figs
    - 22 oz. goat cheese
    - 16 oz. low-fat Greek yogurt
    - ½ cup honey

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    Photo by: Shutterstock; Food Should Taste Good
    Fig and goat cheese dip

    - 10 oz. dried Calimyrna figs
    - 22 oz. goat cheese
    - 16 oz. low-fat Greek yogurt
    - ½ cup honey

    Try this recipe specially created for YouBeauty by Food Should Taste Good Chef Ryan Leker: Cut stems off figs and place in food processor. Process until well chopped. Add remaining ingredients and process until smooth, occasionally scraping the sides of the bowl. Serve chilled with Food Should Taste Good® Multigrain or Sweet Potato Party Pack. less 
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    It's easy to go overboard when it comes to snacking during the Super Bowl. YouBeauty Nutrition Advisor Kristin Kirkpatrick, R.D., says studies show that Americans eat about 44 percent more in social settings than when dining alone.



    Kirkpatrick recommends using salad bowls and plates for main dishes and going easy on or entirely skipping fatty dips and chips, which pack a lot of calories in a small serving.



    Be kind to your waistline by foregoing those jalapeno poppers and chili cheese fries while cheering on your favorite team this Super Bowl Sunday. Instead, provide your party guests with a sampling of these 10 healthy and tasty snacks. Your body will thank you-inside and out.



    - by Crystal Conde



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