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Healthy Meeting Eating

Healthy Meeting Eating. Serve beverages, condiments and other foods with little or no added sugar such as: Water Regular and decaffeinated coffee or tea 100% fruit or vegetable juices Vegetable spreads like hummus and pesto Unsweetened cereals, fruit spreads and cereal bars

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Healthy Meeting Eating

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  1. Healthy Meeting Eating • Serve beverages, condiments and other foods with little or no added sugar such as: • Water • Regular and decaffeinated coffee or tea • 100% fruit or vegetable juices • Vegetable spreads like hummus and pesto • Unsweetened cereals, fruit spreads and cereal bars • Provide fat-free, low-fat, or low-calorie foods and beverages such as: • Nonfat dairy products like nonfat milk and yogurt • Low-fat of fat-free salad dressings or toppings such as salsa and sweet mustard • Low-fat or calorie desserts such as angel food cake or fruit sherbet • Lean meats, poultry, or fish that are served in small portions • Don’t forget to serve small portions • Mini muffins or mini-bagels with 1-inch low-fat cheese squares • Offer a variety of grains - especially whole-grain foods - and fruits and vegetables such as: • Fresh fruit and vegetable salads • Fresh and cooked vegetables • Whole grain breads, pasta, and cereals • Muffins, fruit breads, granola bars or healthy sport bars • Note - Check the dietary fiber in grain products. A good source of dietary fiber is 3 grams per serving. • Serve foods that are low in salt and sodium such as: • Unsalted pretzels and popcorn, or baked chips • Grilled or roasted entrees • Entrees cooked with spices and herbs instead of salt • Consider offering only beverages at mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks.

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