My quick, lazy dinner uses cupboard and freezer ingredients – it will help you hit your weight loss goals too

A HEALTHY food lover has shared a quick and lazy dinner that uses items regularly found in your cupboard.

She showed viewers how easy it was to make, especially since it will also help hit weight loss goals.

Content creator Ashley is a self-described protein snack queen

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Content creator Ashley is a self-described protein snack queenCredit: TikTok/proteinsnackqueen
She shared her quick and lazy dinner that uses cupboard and freezer ingredients

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She shared her quick and lazy dinner that uses cupboard and freezer ingredientsCredit: TikTok/proteinsnackqueen

Self-described Protein Snack Queen Ashley Poladian (@proteinsnackqueen) knows how to achieve weight loss goals in the most simple ways.

She makes sure to prioritize protein and taste when crafting her meal plans for fat loss.

In a TikTok video, she shared a fast and lazy dinner that was low in calories and jam-packed with protein.

“I actually did not go shopping for these items. I had them in my house because they are staple items in my pantry for nights like this,” she said.

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Top 5 Health Benefits Of Eating Seasonal Foods

Top 5 Health Benefits Of Eating Seasonal Foods
Incorporating seasonal foods into your diet is an effective way to improve overall health and wellbeing

Including more seasonal foods into your diet not only provides a varied and delicious range of options but also offers numerous health benefits.

We can find leafy greens and cruciferous vegetables in abundance during the winter season, while refreshing fruits such as watermelon, muskmelon, and mangoes make the summer season even more special. Seasonal eating or adding more seasonal foods to our diet is a simple and effective way to get essential nutrients and stay healthy. It is a well-known fact that seasonal foods are fresher, tastier, and have a higher nutritional value than out-of-season foods. In addition to these benefits, seasonal foods are not sprayed with as many chemicals and pesticides to make them bigger or taste better.

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Giving up something for Lent? Experts explain why the sacrifice is so tough

Starting on February 22 and concluding on April 6, this year Lent stretches over 43 days. So, if you’ve decided to go cold turkey on your favorite food or drink, you may be in for a rough ride.

Six weeks (and one day) is a long time to give up anything, but have you ever wondered why some culinary pleasures – think alcohol, caffeine, sweet treats and junk food – are harder to ditch than others?

Here, experts explain what makes it so hard, and offer advice on how to stay on course…

Caffeine

“Caffeine is a stimulant, which is why so many turn to their mugs of coffee or tea for that spring in their step,” says