Looking for a healthy and delicious sandwich filler? This Heart-Healthy Chicken Avocado Sandwich is the perfect option. Packed with lean, skinless chicken for protein and creamy avocado for heart-healthy fats. Whether you enjoy it on wholemeal bread for an extra fibre boost or opt for a lettuce or wholemeal wrap, this heart-healthy filler will leave you feeling nourished and energised throughout the day.
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This naturally caffeine-free Blueberry & Rooibos Sparkler is full of flavour, low in sugar, and kind to your heart. With antioxidant-rich rooibos and fresh berries, it's a vibrant alternative to alcohol – perfect for toasting to your health.
1 hour (including cooling tea)
Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Palm Oil Free, Phosphate Free, Sugar Free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Why not celebrate the start of Wimbledon with these Greek Yogurt & Strawberry Parfaits – a healthy twist on the classic strawberries and cream!
5 minutes
A zesty, heart-healthy fiesta of flavour wrapped in a taco.
50 minutes
High protein, Low salt, Low saturated fat, Low sugar
Gluten Free
A light and creamy egg salad is a heart-healthy twist on the classic.
15 minutes
Fibre source, High protein, Low saturated fat, Low sugar
Vegetarian
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