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These six seeming ‘healthy’ foods are worse than one food item many of us would dub an unhealthy choice: A McDonald's Big Mac. Video / YouTube
This story was one of NZ Herald Lifestyle's top stories for 2021
With Covid-19 causing havoc around the world, many of us are keen to keep our health in check in 2021.
While a lot of us indulged during lockdown, a diet guru has revealed there are ways to still enjoy our 2020 binge this year while keeping the calorie count in the green.
Terri-Ann Nunns says you can still have fun and hit your health goals at the same time.
"Some really simple swaps can be made to ensure that calorie intake is reduced without putting a dampener on your festive spirits," she told The Sun.
"Not taking into account the potential of a looming hangover, the calorie content of this drink is more than a cheeseburger from McDonald's.
A long island iced tea has more calories than a McDonald's cheeseburger according to a leading nutritionist.
"If you want to go for a healthier cocktail, choosing something like a Bloody Mary would mean you would consume much fewer calories and you could even hit two of your five a day (servings of vegetables) if you're having 150ml tomato juice and if you eat the celery stick afterwards."
4. SWAP GIN AND TONIC FOR GIN AND SLIMLINE TONIC
Changing your mixer to a sugar-free alternative will cut the calories down dramatically.
A regular gin and tonic is 100 calories, and a slimline tonic just 60.
"If you are trying to manage your weight, this is a really easy swap to make and the taste is virtually the same."
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