
Natalie Menza
ShopRite's Corporate Dietitian
Natalie Menza, a registered dietitian, has been with ShopRite Supermarkets since February 2005. Prior to joining ShopRite, Natalie has worked in both clinical settings as well as in private practice providing dietary counseling to help clients achieve their health and wellness goals.
Natalie graduated from Rutgers University with a BS in Nutritional Science, completed her dietetic internship at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), and went on to receive her Master’s degree in Nutrition from UMDNJ.
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Superbowl Menu Made Over
Football parties usually mean chips, dip, Buffalo wings and burgers. And although all foods can fit in moderation, by slimming down some of those classic recipes, you can still enjoy the game while sticking to your healthy intentions. Here are few ideas.
Slimmed-Down Classics
Chips and Dip:
Serve baked chips or toast whole grain pitas and serve with this Seven Layer Dip:
Start with a layer of fat-free refried beans, top with a layer of low fat sour cream mixed with low sodium taco season mix, then add guacamole, salsa, low-fat shredded cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, and finish off with olives.
Burgers or Chili: This one is easy. Substitute ground chicken or turkey breast in place of ground beef. For burgers, be sure to add ketchup, soy sauce, or fresh herbs to enhance the flavor add moisture.
Hot dogs, bratwurst, and sausage: Substitute reduced-fat products made with lean turkey or vegetarian versions, and use whole-grain buns.
Buffalo Wings: Instead of traditional chicken wings, toss boneless, skinless chicken breast tenders in prepared buffalo sauce or simply prepare your own sauce by combining barbecue sauce with bottled hot pepper sauce. Bake chicken and serve with a side of reduced fat blue cheese dressing and celery sticks.
Here are a few delicious and naturally healthy party ideas that need no adjusting:
For more tips, information and healthy recipes, visit the health and wellness section of ShopRite.com
In addition to managing a variety of health and nutrition education programs for ShopRite, Natalie is a resource for ShopRite customers. If you’re curious about a current diet trend or seeking health and wellness information, click on the link below to submit a question to Natalie. Check back each week Natalie posts a new article and iinformation on the health and wellness section of ShopRite.com
Please note: Information contained on this website is intended for informational purposes only and does not replace advice from your doctor or health care provider. Individuals have different needs based on a number of factors including age, gender, ethnicity, level of physical activity, and current health status. For individual recommendations, please consult with a doctor, pharmacist, or a registered dietitian.