Serving Size: 1 cup vs 1 cup Calories: 312 vs 640 Fat: 17g vs 36g Carbs: 34g vs 56g Fiber: 7g vs. 8g Sugar: 18g vs. 40g ...

How to Make Trail Mix that’s Actually Healthy. How to Make Trail Mix that’s Actually Healthy. EATCLEAN BLOGGER. by Dawna Stone Published: Aug 14, 2015. Save Article. Media Platforms Design Team.

Whether you’re taking in views from the summit or running late for work, trail mix is always there for you. It’s packed with protein and nutrients from nuts, seeds and dried fruit to hold you ...

Make Your Own Healthy Trail Mix. If a can of mixed nuts doesn't quite do it for you, you can try a homemade trail mix. Begin by looking for a package of mixed nuts that has less sodium than potassium.

Trail mix is such a great reliable snack because it's healthy and so customizable. If you're coming up with a list of camping essentials, a bag of homemade trail mix should be close to the top. In ...

Spread the trail mix evenly in the bottom of a 9” x 13” baking pan. Bake for 25 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until the mix is golden brown. Remove from heat and let cool completely.

Q We have been snacking on homemade trail mix at our house. It's our own combo of nuts, dried fruit and a few M&M's. We are thinking it is a healthier snack than the chips and corn puffs we were ...

Finding a healthy, allergen-free trail mix can be really difficult. Enjoy Life Seed & Fruit Mix is specifically packaged safely for anyone with a nut, wheat, sesame, or dairy allergy.