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As Halloween approaches, the excitement of trick-or-treating and candy consumption fills the air. However, many are concerned about making healthier choices while still enjoying their favorite treats. Dietitians have weighed in on the best options that strike a balance between taste and nutrition.
When selecting Halloween candy, it’s important to look for options that offer a bit more nutritional value. Dark chocolate, for example, is often recommended due to its higher cocoa content and lower sugar levels compared to milk chocolate. Additionally, candies that contain nuts can provide protein and healthy fats, making them a more satisfying choice.
Fruits, such as dried fruit snacks or fruit-flavored candies made with real fruit, can also be a better alternative. These options not only satisfy a sweet tooth but also come with added vitamins and minerals. Ultimately, moderation is key; enjoying a variety of treats while being mindful of portion sizes can help maintain a healthy balance during the festive season.
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