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Why buy pre-packaged trail mix when you can make your own custom version of this healthy snack
This homemade trail mix has a satisfying crunch and is chock-full of protein
To make your own trail mix, combine ¼ cup/ 60 mL each of your choice of dried fruit, crunchy cereal tidbits (both provide energizing carbohydrates), nuts or seeds (for protein) and one flavourful extra.
Ideally, trail mix should provide at least 5 grams of protein per serving.
Note: Toasting nuts and seeds before adding them to trail mix enhances their flavour and crunch.
Dried Fruit
Crunch
Protein
Flavourful Extras
Tip: When choosing a prepared trail mix, look for one with no trans fat and little or no added salt or sugar.
Originally published in Wellness Matters, Canada Wide Media’s quarterly newsletter on health and wellness.