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    How to Eat Healthy at the Ballpark

    By | Shine Food – Wed, Mar 28, 2012 4:17 PM EDT

    SHealthy Ballpark Food.Healthy Ballpark Food.tadiums are now stocking healthier ballpark food options besides hot dogs and nachos.

    Ballpark Food at Angel Stadium of Anaheim
    Team: Los Angeles Angels
    Healthy Bite: Mediterranean Garden Salad (no dressing)
    Calories: 250 calories
    The Dietitian Says: Feta cheese and olives add a tasty kick to this healthy choice.

    Ballpark Food at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
    Team: Texas Rangers
    Healthy Bite: Chicken, veggie, guacamole, and black bean burrito
    Calories: 395 calories
    The Dietitian Says: The burrito's healthy fats and fiber will keep you feeling full until the last out.

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    Ballpark Food at Nationals Park
    Team: Washington Nationals
    Healthy Bite: Veggie burger
    Calories: 300 calories
    The Dietitian Says: This patty contains about half the calories and 20 percent of the fat of a beef burger.

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    Ballpark Food at Progressive Field
    Team: Cleveland Indians
    Healthy Bite: Fruit cup (melons, pineapple, grapes, strawberries)
    Calories: 126 calories
    The Dietitian Says: This low-calorie choice will satisfy your sweet tooth and provide three servings of fruit.
    -Sara Altshul

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