The recipe that I’m about to share with you is famous. Some might say. In some (small) circles. Specifically those who have been invited to the same Super Bowl parties as me or have ever gotten an invite to our super cool game nights.

Anyway, although this recipe is pretty basic it serves a punch of fun, unexpected goodness. I used to exclusively make it once a year for the Super Bowl when we lived in Pittsburgh, but now it just feels too delicious not to enjoy all year round!

Guacamole often gets a bad rap because it gets lumped in with other party snack foods but it can actually make a healthy, satisfying snack any time! Avocados, a delicious fruit (yes, fruit!) originating from Mexico, contain…

For a quick protein and fiber packed snack or on-the-go breakfast, look no further! These remind me a lot of Belvita bars. They’re soft, slightly sweet, and have a chewy texture thanks to the oats. In place of using a cooking oil in the recipe, plain greek yogurt provides more protein and reduces the fat content.

Confession: I let bananas get brown on purpose just so I can have an excuse to make banana bread. I’ve made quite a few variations over the years but this recipe topped with an extra banana hits the spot like no other. It’s officially Alec’s favorite version and one of my favorite breakfasts filled with both protein from the almond flour and healthy fats from the almond flour, ground flax, and walnuts. Despite being a naturally gluten free bread, it comes out moist and holds together well. Sweetened naturally with maple syrup and banana, its sure to be a hit in your home as well!