Top Fats- Jake Harris
In the United States, foods that contain fat are usually unhealthy in a diet. Food sources such as McDonalds, Burger King, Hershey, Taco Bell and many others have grown to popularity and explains exactly how the obesity rate in the US is 40%. However, fats are needed in a human diet and are contained in a lot of foods that are completely natural. I'm going to provide some healthy fats that should be included in a diet.
1. AVACADOS
- Fun Fact: Believe it or not, it's actually a fruit!
- Nutrition Facts (1 avacado)
- 322 calories
- More Potassium than bananas
- 4 grams of protein
- 29 grams of fat
- 13 grams of dietary fiber
2. ALMONDS
- Fun Fact: Without Bees there wouldn't be almonds because of Crop Pollination
- The calories are meaningless, from personal experience just by having a handful of them will fill me up.
- The calories are already provided, but they do contain a lot of protein and fibers!
3. PISTACHIOS (probably my favorite of this list)
- Fun Fact: Comes from a tree!
- Nutrition Facts (1 cup)
- 691 calories
- 25 grams of protein
- 56 grams of fat
- 13 grams of dietary fiber
- I recommend watching this video!
- https://youtu.be/C6-Q5dEPnP8
4. TOFU
- Fun Fact: Commonly consumed in vegan/vegetarian diets
- Nutrition Facts (1/2 a cup)
- 94 calories
- 10 grams of protein
- 6 grams of fat
- 0.4 dietary fibers
- Tofu is pretty plain but here's a link to recipes
- https://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/slideshow/tofu-recipes
5. DARK CHOCOLATE
- In my opinion, it's the healthiest fat if your looking for something sweat
- Nutrition Facts vary depending on the brand you buy, but I recommend looking at the ingredients before buying. I personally would recommend Ghirardelli dark chocolate.
www.Self.com provides a great list of 21 healthy fats which I'd check it out!
- https://www.self.com/story/9-high-fat-foods-actually-good-for-you
-Jake Harris
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