Simple, Healthy Eats to Pack for Your Next Picnic

Dr. Angela Seabright
Jacqueline Officer

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Do you ever feel extremely sluggish after family picnics? Too much potato salad, baked beans and sugary soda can drain your energy. However, there’s no reason you can’t make some healthy food swaps and still enjoy those family outings!
Since picnic season is in full swing, we found some healthy alternatives to some of the traditional summer foods you love. Make this main dish, side and drink recipe for your next family picnic!
What are your favorite healthy picnic foods? Share your suggestions in the comments.
Photo Credit: Wicker Paradise
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