Nina Manolson

Super Salad Sprinkles – How to eat healthy when you travel

Super Salad Sprinkles are my secret weapon when it comes to eating healthy when I travel.

It turns out that this spring is turning into a busy travel time.  Within the last two weeks, I’ve been to a rejuvenating overnight spiritual retreat and an inspiring business workshop. Next week, I’m heading to Toronto to see family for the holidays, and then in May I’m off to a Holistic Health Coach training. I love going to new places, seeing friends and family, and learning cool stuff. However, eating healthy can be a bit more of a challenge when I’m not in my own kitchen.

If you follow my blog, you might know I have a zany habit of taking my Vitamix with me so that I can have my green smoothies on the road. You can read about that here. But the other thing that I don’t leave home without are my Super Salad Sprinkles.

Super Salad Sprinkles turn any simple salad into a filling and nutritious meal. So for example, one of the lunches at the business workshop was mostly meat and wheat (really, how can you expect folks to stay awake for the afternoon session with food like that!). Since I don’t eat meat or wheat, I helped myself to a large simple salad and topped it with my own Super Salad Sprinkles. It was delicious and energizing!

Super Salad Sprinkles:

Ingredients:

This recipe is easy and flexible. Omit what you don’t like and add other favorites. I put about 1/4 cup of each ingredient. But as always, adjust it to your liking.

  • Almonds (and any other nuts)
  • Sunflower Seeds
  • Pumpkin Seeds – Pepitas
  • Sesame Seeds
  • Hemp Seeds - Find these at your local health food store, Whole Foods or online
  • Pine Nuts
  • Dried Cranberries – sweetened with apple juice, not sugar
  • Currants
  • Goji Berries – Find these at your local health food store, Whole Foods or online
  • Crumbled or Flaked Wakame (seaweed) – Find it at your local health food store, Whole Foods or a Japanese Specialty Stores

Put your Super Salad Sprinkle in an easy travel container and you’ll always have something delicious and nutritious to eat.

Enjoy!

Nina Manolson, MA, CHC, LMT is the Smokin’ Hot Mom Mentor and Family Wellness Expert. She’s the founder of SmokinHotMom.com and HealthyYummyKids.com . She helps busy moms look and feel their best and helps them feed their kids well in a world that doesn’t. To  get your F.R.E.E. Audio CD by mail and receive her healthy recipes and wellness tips click here.
Thanks!

Love and health,

Nina

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Nina Manolson, MA, CHC, LMT is the Smokin’ Hot Mom Mentor and Family Wellness Expert. She’s the founder of SmokinHotMom.com and HealthyYummyKids.com. She helps busy moms look and feel their best, and helps them feed their kids well in a world that doesn’t. To get your F.R.E.E. Audio CD by mail and receive her healthy recipes and wellness tips click here.

3 Responses

  1. Gail says:

    What a great idea….as i often have a bag like this with me, just when i travel daily to work ! :) , but had not thought of it as away to make those “away” meals healthier! Thanks so much.

  2. This is a wonderful idea, Nina. I will definitely use this one even for brightening up our salads at home. I’m a big fan of green salads with only lettuce based on lots of time in France, but when I need a salad to provide more than just greens, this kind of mix is super!

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