Sensible Latkes

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Thursday, 08 December 2011 21:09

Elmwood Park, New Jersey, December 2011— The company name is Dr. Praeger’s Sensible Foods, and it came about when developed by two New Jersey-based heart surgeons. Dr. Praeger's Sensible Foods are all natural, nutrient-rich, and made with the freshest of all that’s found within their products. All of Dr. Praeger's products are also low in cholesterol and sodium, have no preservatives or artificial flavorings, no trans fats, no or low saturated fats — and complement an overall healthy lifestyle. With this in mind, we’ve got some holiday goodie info to pass your way.  www.drpraegers.com This holiday season, why not “indulge” in a delicious, but still healthy dish?  Take potato latkes for example: The average potato latke is 240 calories and has 11 grams of fat!  Swap out the standard version with one from Dr. Praeger’s Sensible Foods, which offers a number of all-natural products that can serve as alternatives to traditional holiday dishes. Dr. Praeger’s Potato Pancakes contain only 100 calories and have 4 grams of fat. Plus, these Potato Pancakes are all-natural, have no Saturated or Trans Fat and are a good source of fiber. This means you can have the same great taste you love, but without the extra calories and fat. The ingredients are: Potatoes, Onions, Eggs, Oat Bran, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Oat Fiber, Arrowroot, Salt, Garlic, and Black Pepper. In addition, Dr. Praeger’s also offers Sweet Potato Pancakes for those interested in a sweeter latke this holiday season. Just like the Potato Pancakes, they have no Saturated or Trans Fat, but are also low in fat, have no cholesterol and are gluten free. The ingredients include: Sweet Potatoes, Egg Whites, Potato Flakes, Onions, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Arrowroot, Brown Sugar, Salt, and Pepper. You can find a full list of Dr. Praeger’s products on the company website, which is www.drpraegers.com. You can also find Dr. Praeger’s in the frozen food section of supermarkets and other retailers, including Trader Joe’s, Costco, Whole Foods and others. SOURCE: Dr. Praeger's < Prev   Next >