Keep Your Diet in Check on Halloween
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Keep Your Diet on Track This Halloween
Summary:
Halloween can be a challenging time for those watching their diet. The holiday is often associated with candy and treats, kicking off the season of indulgence that includes Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Halloween is notorious for its sugary delights, full of calories and offering little nutritional benefit. Those fun-sized candies can be deceptive, leading people to consume more without realizing the impact. Just nine mini-candy bars can add a quarter of a pound of fat to your body.
But it’s not just candy. The season tempts you with pumpkin pie, gooey popcorn balls, and candied apples?"all high in calories.
What Can You Do?
While you can't completely remove candy from Halloween without spoiling the fun, here are some tips to help maintain your diet while still enjoying some sweet indulgences:
- Walk While Trick-or-Treating: Supervising your kids during trick-or-treating is not only responsible but also a great way to burn extra calories, even at a slow pace.
- Store Leftovers Wisely: Keep leftover candies out of sight in a cupboard. Using an unmarked container can help reduce the temptation to snack.
- Delay Candy Purchases: Buy candy right before Halloween to minimize temptation. If early shopping is necessary, choose types you don’t personally enjoy.
- Offer Healthy Alternatives: For trick-or-treaters, consider non-candy items like stickers or pencils. For parties, offer veggie trays with healthy dips and other low-fat snacks.
- Set a Candy Deadline: Decide on a date to clear out Halloween candy, either by consuming it by then or disposing of leftovers. Alternatively, freeze surplus candy in portioned bags to reduce temptation.
- Focus on Non-Food Activities: Consider skipping trick-or-treating in favor of fun activities not centered around food, like hayrides, haunted houses, or bonfires.
If indulging is unavoidable, your other option is to spend more time at the gym to offset the extra calories. Ultimately, the choice is yours.
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