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Restaurant Roundup: Local Healthy Hotspots
Rusty Birds Café, Sweet Hazel & Co., Goad Head and Central By Saffron Valley make sure you’re not giving up on your diet on my watch.
January has come and gone, which means those of us who have decided to eat a bit healthier in the new year are struggling. We’ve done okay through January, but a month of discipline is usually all we have in us before we start to fall back into our old habits.
As someone who counts myself among the ranks of the New Year resolutionists, I’ve altered my usual restaurant search parameters to fit those places that are serving options that don’t come with a generous helping of guilt. They’re local, they’re tasty and they’re a bit more balanced than the carb-on-carb action that I usually go for.
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