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Taking the decision fatigue out of healthy eating What’s for Dinner?

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Page 1: What's For Dinner?

Taking the decision fatigue out of healthy eatingWhat’s for Dinner?

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Panelists

Santiago MereaCEO & FounderOrange Chef

Sofie JaffeChef & NutritionistThe Philosophie

Edwina ClarkHead of NutritionOrange Chef

Moderator: Sarah SungGuides Managing Editor, SF EditorUrban Daddy

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● What are some of the biggest challenges you see in tackling healthy eating?

● Where does decision fatigue begin? At the grocery store or in the kitchen?

● What role does technology play in creating a healthy lifestyle?● Does technology diminish your awareness or internal intuition about

eating? If so, how would you get around that?● How would you encourage our influencers to help their audience

embrace new ideas in healthy meal making?● There are so many different dietary preferences out there (paleo,

gluten free, vegetarian, etc) How do you reconcile your own philosophies with an increasingly diverse audience?

● Any insights you can share that our audience doesn’t already know?

Let’s get started

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Find joy in meal planning and discovering new recipes! Instagram, Pinterest, Youtube

Stock your kitchen Key staples for creating a healthy meal: ● sea salt, coconut oil, coconut milk, honey,

herbs and spices.

Keep your kitchen clean and tidy● Washing dishes in between food prep steps

and right after you finish a meal.

Sophie’s tips

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Keep it simpleA flavorful, delicious meal can be created with under 10 ingredients and 30 minutes!

Prep snacks ahead of timeBag up some almonds or pre-pack some carrots and hummus

Stop counting calories and start looking for color.Create meals with a rainbow of whole, unprocessed, nutrient-packed foods ( fruits and veggies!)

Play music or listen to something inspiring while you cook

Sophie’s tips

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Keep good snacks around.

Eat less quantity (portion control) by using smaller plates.

Identify some good takeout/delivery options.

Cook for/with people.

Have a cupcake every once in a while. But made from whole ingredients. For me, it's a good burger.

Santiago’s tips

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Downsize your dishware:● This one is a no brainer! Eat off smaller

dishes and invest in tall, thin glasses to eat + drink less.

Snack between meals:● Hunger causes hormonal changes that

spur cravings for fatty, salty, and sugary foods. Overindulgence (+ regret) follows.

Plan ahead: ● Make a shopping list: Have an action plan

at the supermarket. Don’t go hungry and stick to the walls!

● Cook + freeze: Dinner plan B for crazy days!

● Keep an arsenal of healthy snacks on hand.

Edwina’s tips

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Veg-out:● Transform small meals into bigger ones!

Colors provide lots of volume (+nutrition) for few Calories.

● Enjoy local + seasonal to optimize taste and nutrition.

Invest in great ingredients:● Good quality ingredients require little

manipulation to taste (and look) fantastic!

Think 80/20:● Aim to be better not perfect.● It’s okay to enjoy treats every once in a

while.

Edwina’s tips

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Q&A

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