The best Christmas food ideas

1. Turkey

 Turkey is one of the best meats ever! Not only does it taste great, but its high fat content means it keeps for weeks in the fridge. One thing people often don’t consider is the nutrition value of turkey dinners. There are many good reasons to include turkey in your Christmas dinner plan; here are some of them...

 2. Green Beans

 Green beans are a fantastic addition to any meal. You get a lot of bang for your buck when you eat green beans; they're low in calories while still being packed full of fiber and vitamins. If you love green beans, then make sure you add them to your holiday menu.

 3. Cranberries

 Cranberries have become increasingly popular over recent years due to their nutritional qualities. They are a delicious fruit that packs a punch when it comes to providing vitamin C and antioxidants. In fact, cranberries are considered superfoods and are thought to help protect against urinary tract infections and prevent bladder cancer. So if you're looking to add some superfoods to your diet this Christmas, try including cranberries in your meals.

4. Fruit Salad

 Fruit salad is always a popular festive option. It's a great way to enjoy fresh fruits without having to worry about washing them first. It gives you plenty of options when it comes to filling out your plate. Try adding some different kinds of apples, pears, oranges, bananas or berries, depending on what kind of flavors you prefer.

 5. Cheese

 Cheese is a delicious accompaniment to almost anything. However, cheese isn't just a savory dish. Cheeses are also incredibly nutritious. Each type of cheese has unique benefits and flavor profiles. Make sure you try out different types of cheeses during this holiday season.

 6. Nuts

 Nuts are not only delicious treats, they're also loaded with protein. Nuts are a perfect snack for both kids and adults alike. They give you both energy and hunger satisfaction at once. Try experimenting with various nuts throughout the year and see how they go down at your family gatherings.

 7. Soup

 Soup is one of the simplest dishes to cook and one of the best ways to soak up the flavors of whatever you put in it. Whether you choose a hearty meat broth-based soup or a lighter veggie version, soups are wonderful foods to keep around.