Social Media Images - Healthy Food Swaps Bundle | Healthinomics

Sharing images about healthy food swaps on social media is a great way to inspire and educate others about making healthier choices. By showcasing visually appealing and delicious alternatives to unhealthy foods, you can motivate your friends, family, and followers to adopt a more nutritious lifestyle. These images can serve as a source of inspiration for those looking to improve their eating habits, providing them with practical ideas and options. Additionally, sharing these images can create a sense of community and support, as people can engage in conversations about their own experiences and share their favorite healthy food swaps. Ultimately, by sharing images about healthy food swaps on social media, you have the opportunity to positively influence others and contribute to a collective effort towards better health and well-being.

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The Healthy Food Swap Bundle includes 20 beautiful pieces of visual content:

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  1. Past <> Spaghetti Squash, Spiralized Zucchini. Skip the heavy high-carb meal and sub in spaghetti squash or zucchini linguine for a guilt-free pasta dish!
  2. Mayo <> Avocado. Sub out mayo for avocado in chicken salads and egg salads to add some healthy fats to your diet!
  3. French Fries <> Baked Sweet Potato Fries. Sweet potatoes are a great and healthy option for a side dish.
  4. Mashed Potatoes <> Cauliflower Mash. Ditch the heavy cream and potatoes, and sub it for a cauliflower mash! You won’t miss those potatoes. Make it creamy with almond milk, grass-fed butter, and season it with Himalayan sea salt!
  5. Cow’s Milk <> Almond Milk. Dairy is often a trigger for an upset stomach. Sub your cow’s milk for a nut milk like almond milk or coconut milk.
  6. Cocoa Powder <> Cocao Powder. Cocoa powder is processed, stripped of nutrients, and contains low levels of cacao. Cacao is high in antioxidants and promotes healthy skin and a healthy heart.
  7. Fruit Juice <> Coconut Water. Many fruit juices have electrolytes, but they are also packed with sugar. Try natural coconut water loaded with potassium and electrolytes!
  8. Canola/Vegetable Oil <> Avocado oil, coconut oil, extra-virgin olive oil, ghee, grass-fed butter.  t’s no secret that we should stay away from vegetable oils. Avocado, coconut, and olive oil are great oil swaps. Ghee (clarified butter) and grass-fed butter are also great alternatives!
  9. White Sugar <> Raw honey, pure maple syrup, coconut sugar. Stay away from refined white sugar! Go for a natural sweetener.
  10. Table Salt. Himalayan Sea Salt. Table salt is depleted of its natural minerals. Himalayan sea salt contains over 80 essential minerals needed for our body, and is a good source of magnesium!
  11. Ice Cream <> Banana Ice Cream. Ditch the sugar-packed ice cream for a frozen banana ice cream alternative. Simply blend a frozen banana in your high-speed blender until it reaches the texture of ice cream.
  12. White rice <> Cauliflower Rice. For a lighter meal, sub out white rice for cauliflower rice! Process cauliflower in your food processor until it becomes a rice texture.
  13. Crisps <> Kale Chips. Kale chips contain just 80 calories compared to 130 calories in the average packet of crisps. Plus, kale is full of vitamins A and C, folate and calcium.
  14. Sugar Coated Cereals <> Porridge Oats. Rolled oats are low in calories and rich in fiber to keep you feeling fuller for longer. They also promote weight loss around the belly area.
  15. Flavored yogurts <> Plain Yogurt with Fresh Fruit. Fruit flavoured yoghurts are often packed with sugar. Choosing plain yogurt saves you calories while fresh fruit adds antioxidants.
  16. Mashed Potato <> Mashed Cauliflower. Swap the carb-loaded mashed potato for lighter mashed cauliflower. This excellent source of vitamin C is delicious with a dollop of Greek yogurt.
  17. Sugar <> Cinnamon. Use cinnamon to spice up your morning coffee without adding calories. This healthy sugar alternative also balances blood sugar.
  18. A Bagel <> Brown Toast. One bagel can contain the caloric equivalent of five slices of brown toast! Opt for a slice of nutritious wholegrain toast to fill you up.
  19. Mayonnaise <> Mashed Avocado. Avocados contain half the calories and saturated fat content of mayonnaise. Plus, they are an excellent source of good omega-3 fats.
  20. A latte or Cappuccino <> An Americano. A simple Americano can save you hundreds of calories and provides more antioxidants. Add a small amount of low-fat milk if needed.
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  • Canva templates
  • Includes 20 ready-made Images
  • All images are high resolution PNG
  • Includes fully editable Canva template
  • Includes 20 social media post captions
  • Add your own branding!

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