Some foods tick every box: not only are they easy to prepare, they’re also great for adding variety to your meals, which means you can enjoy them regularly as part of a varied diet! Feel free to include them in your meals and reach for them when hunger strikes. Discover the 8 light, easy-to-prepare foods you can eat without any guilt, bearing in mind that no single food can tackle cellulite on its own…
Cabbage
Low in calories, cabbage is packed with great nutrients: vitamins, antioxidants, minerals and more. The list goes on! It’s also high in fibre, so it’s nicely filling. That makes it ideal if your meal feels a little light. To enjoy it, keep things simple: try it in a broth or raw in a salad, for example.
Cucumber, to munch on as often as you like
It’s one of the lowest-calorie vegetables you’ll find, and for good reason: it’s made up of 90% water! It fills you up and fits easily into a varied diet. Don’t hesitate: reach for cucumber sticks or even a chilled cucumber soup whenever hunger strikes!
Grapefruit
Rich in vitamin C, grapefruit is an easy food that also fits nicely into a varied diet — as do all citrus fruits. Add it to your salads, desserts, or breakfast for a refreshing boost.
Red bell pepper
This one is quite remarkable: it has a natural, mild and slightly sweet flavour that brings colour to your recipes. Low in calories, it’s a great ally for maintaining variety in your meals while caring for your taste buds: enjoy it raw as sticks, in a salad, pan-fried or roasted.
Red berries, for breakfast and snacks
Strawberries, raspberries, cranberries… Red berries are rich in antioxidants and low in calories. Think of them for breakfast or as a snack: you can whip up delicious smoothies, fruit salads and more.
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The apple — a firm favourite!
If you have a sweet tooth, this is the food for you! Apples help you feel full and provide slow-release carbohydrates. They’re also low in calories, with just 50 calories per 100g. In short, an apple makes an easy snack or a simple dessert.
Low-fat fromage blanc
Looking for a food that keeps hunger at bay? Low-fat fromage blanc is the answer! It’s no coincidence that it’s a firm favourite among fitness enthusiasts. 0% fromage blanc contains just 45 calories per 100g and is high in protein. It’s a great way to round off a snack or a dessert, depending on your eating habits.
And finally — the egg!
More specifically, egg whites! With just 50 calories per 100g, an egg white omelette is a perfect way to curb hunger and add protein to your meals.
To look after your skin, keep in mind that a healthy diet is only one part of the routine: combine balanced meals with regular physical activity and palpate-roll massage. It’s by bringing these 3 good habits together that you’ll build a consistent routine. Discover Cellublue’s anti-cellulite care.
How to fit these foods into your week
There’s no need to change everything at once. These foods become far more useful when you build practical combinations around them: pick 2 or 3 from the list that you genuinely enjoy and keep them each week. Think cucumber or cabbage for a starter, red berries or an apple as a snack, and low-fat fromage blanc or an egg white omelette when you need some protein. Then vary how you prepare them so you don’t get bored.
For more ideas, you can also read our article on Healthy breakfasts: sweet and savoury recipe ideas and our article on choosing foods for snacks. And remember that what’s on your plate is just one part of the routine, alongside exercise and massage.
Frequently asked questions
Can you really eat these foods as much as you like?
“As much as you like” doesn’t mean without limits. These foods are low in calories and easy to prepare, but the idea is still to include them in a varied diet, alternating between different foods and different ways of cooking them.
Is there a food that gets rid of cellulite?
No. No single food can tackle cellulite on its own. A balanced diet is one part of a routine that also includes physical activity and palpate-roll massage.
Which snacks should I choose from this list?
Cucumber sticks, an apple, a handful of red berries or a pot of low-fat fromage blanc. They take just a few minutes to prepare and fit easily into a busy day.
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