Foundation dietitians have reviewed and approved all these heart-healthy recipes, most of which are high in fibre and lower in cholesterol, salt and fat. Most of the dishes have been double and triple tested for quality assurance purposes.

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Protein barsProtein bars

These bars are a great alternative to the store-bought protein bar varieties and offer natural rather than processed ingredients. They are portable and fit well with an active lifestyle.



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