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Recipes • 13 December 2021 • 3 min

Zinzino Healthy Recipes cookbook for the holiday season

By Zinzino

To kick off the holiday season, we decided to create healthy eating recipes as an online cookbook for you to enjoy. A small gift from our Zinzino family to yours.

Firstly, before we jump into the recipes, let’s talk some quick and basic healthy eating tips for this holiday season.

  • Drink enough water. Staying hydrated help with digestion, staying hydrated and may help with energy levels throughout the day/night during this busy season.
  • Eating Omega-3-rich recipes. You probably already know how much we love omegas here, but we can’t express it enough. Eating foods rich in omega-3 have a host of health benefits, including creating beneficial levels for your cholesterol, your heart1, and for your brain2. It may also help with energy levels, the immune system and even boosting your mood. These foods can include salmon, sardines, oysters, chia seeds, walnuts, Brussel sprouts and, of course, don’t forget to take your BalanceOil+.
  • Look after your tummy with gut health recipes. The holiday season can take a toll on the gut as we are eating out more and are indulging more, too. This is your reminder to not forget to take your daily ZinoBiotic+ and adding in some gut health recipes to your day. This can include yoghurt, banana and almonds for breakfast. Ginger and peppermint tea after your meals. Sprinkling olive oil (or R.E.V.O.O) over your fresh salads and having sourdough instead of white bread.
  • Eat slow. When eating your delicious recipes, remember to enjoy each bite. This will help with knowing when you are full and enjoy the taste and texture of each ingredient.
  • Understanding healthy food and meal ingredients. Get to know the ingredients you are cooking with and eating. Understanding if these foods are good for you and if they are a protein, carbohydrate, vegetable, fruit or a sweet treat will help you know the portion sizes you should be consuming for each. Only you will know when your gut is saying ‘no more’ so understanding these foods will help plating up and knowing when to stop.

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Now let’s talk about these must-know easy healthy recipes!

This online cookbook has 15 recipes in there that are all designed to help keep you in balance over the holiday season and to be shared with your loved ones.

Now, keeping you in balance with these recipes was the easy part as every recipe has Zinzino R.E.V.O.O in them, plus some have our BalanceOil+. We wanted to make sure Zinzino was included in each recipe as we know how important health is and especially staying in balance over the holiday season.

R.E.V.O.O is an extra virgin olive oil and an extraordinary product and I am going to tell you why. Ever heard of oleic acid…? Me neither! Well, it’s Omega-9, which is one of the most important fatty acids in R.E.V.O.O. Now, let’s compare R.E.V.O.O to standard extra virgin oils. R.E.V.O.O is exclusively made from koroneiki olives that are naturally farmed with no use of fertilizers or pesticides. Which this means that R.E.V.O.O is 30 times higher in polyphenols and has other important bio-active compounds like maslinic acid, squalene, vitamin E, when compared to standard extra virgin olive oils.

Now, isn’t that just a Revolutionary Extra Virgin Olive Oil (R.E.V.O.O)?

The recipes include a range of dips, salads, and the not so healthy desserts, but like we said it’s all about balance. 😉

Enjoy your Zinzino Healthy Recipes cookbook for the holiday season and if you’re whipping these up and sharing them on social media, don’t forget to tag us @ZinzinoOfficial and use the hashtag #ZinzinoInTheKitchen. We can’t wait to see what you’ve cooked up!

Click HERE to download recipe book.

1. DHA and EPA contribute to the normal function of the heart

L’EPA e il DHA contribuiscono alla normale funzione cardiaca. Questa indicazione può essere impiegata solo per un alimento che è almeno una fonte di EPA e di DHA come specificato nell’indicazione FONTE DI ACIDI GRASSI Omega-3 di cui all’allegato del regolamento (CE) n. 1924/2006. L’indicazione va accompagnata dall’informazione al consumatore che l’effetto benefico si ottiene con l’assunzione giornaliera di 250 mg di EPA e di DHA.

2. DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal brain

Il DHA contribuisce al mantenimento della normale funzione cerebrale. Questa indicazione può essere impiegata solo per un alimento che contiene almeno 40 mg di DHA per 100 g e per 100 kcal. L’indicazione va accompagnata dall’informazione al consumatore che l’effetto benefico si ottiene con l’assunzione giornaliera di 250 mg di DHA. L’assunzione di acido docosaesaenoico (DHA) da parte della madre contribuisce al normale sviluppo cerebrale del feto e dei neonati allattati al seno. Le donne in gravidanza e in allattamento vanno informate del fatto che l’effetto benefico è ottenuto con un’assunzione giornaliera di 200 mg di DHA in aggiunta alla dose giornaliera consigliata di acidi grassi omega-3 nell’adulto, che è pari a: 250 mg di DHA e acido eicosapentaenoico (EPA). L’indicazione può essere usata solo per alimenti che danno un apporto giornaliero di almeno 200 mg di DHA.