Today's 'RENO' is LAYERED DIP!
So... The Super Bowl has came and gone, and this might be a little
late, but as I was making this for our Super Bowl party, I thought it would be
good to share. I actually make this quite a bit for other get togethers or even
we have it for dinner. Oh and it's SUPER easy!
1st I’m going to nix the sour cream, cream
cheese, and the cheddar.
2nd I’ll add an extra can or two of Fat Free
refried beans. More the beans the better!
3rd I’m going to use romaine lettuce, just for a
little extra nutrients.
4th For
the creamy element I’ll make a quick guacamole or buy a small tub of the
premade stuff. Sometimes stores have freshly made guacamole (just remember to
check the ingredients!) I usually do this but I forgot to buy avocados this
time.
What’s the difference in just the fat and calories when we
make the changes?
8oz cream cheese FAT
78g CALORIES 776
16oz sour cream FAT
91g CALORIES 888
2 cups of cheddar cheese FAT 76g CALORIES 918
TOTAL FAT: 245g
TOTAL CALORIES: 2582
After the RENO: Now,
I consider beans a freebie because they’re awesome but I’m including them here
because we are increasing the amount and I want to show the difference by
adding them in place of the other stuff we are taking out. Plus beans are very satisfying because of all
the fiber!
2 avocados FAT 60g
CALORIES 640
2-3 cans of FAT-FREE refried beans 2 CANS: FAT 4g CALORIES 700 3 CANS: FAT 6g CALORIES 1050
TOTAL FAT 60-66g
TOATL CALORIES
1340-1690
NOW KEEP IN MIND THAT WHEN A CAN OR PACKAGE OF FOOD SAYS
“FAT FREE” MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INGREDIENTS FOR FALSE CHEMICALS. MY BEANS
INGREDIENTS READ: PINTO BEANS, SALT, AND SPICES. THAT’S IT!
AFTER COMPARING THE 2 RECIPES IN THEIR ENTIRETY THE RESULTS
SPEAK FOR ITSELF. SOMETIMES I CAN’T BELIEVE HOW MUCH FAT ARE IN DAIRY PRODUCTS!
TO ME IT’S CRAZY AND IT’S NOT WORTH RISKING MY HEALTH FOR SOMETHING LIKE
THAT. THE RECIPE BELOW IS JUST AS TASTY
AND A MILLION TIMES BETTER FOR YOU!
CRAZY GOOD LAYERED DIP: FROM CHRISTA’S KITCHEN
1 Pkg
taco seasoning
2-3 cans of FAT FREE refried
beans
1 16oz jar of salsa
1 large diced tomato
1 bunch chopped green onion
1 6oz can sliced black olives
2 mashed avocados or small
tub of guacamole (opt)
2 cups shredded romaine
lettuce or spinach
1st mix taco
seasoning with beans and spread evenly in a 9x13 dish*.
2nd add
avocado/guacamole, spread evenly. (I skipped this step)
3rd spread salsa
evenly.
4th sprinkle
onion, tomato, and olives in no particular order over salsa.
5th cover with
lettuce/spinach
6th ENJOY with
your favorite tortilla chips or make your own(see below)
*I used a big flat plastic container this time because my dish was in use for something else.
HOMEMADE TORTILLA CHIPS:
Preheat oven to 400. Arrange
corn tortillas on baking sheet(about 6)
Lightly spray with water and
sprinkle with salt. With big knife cut into quarters.( If you don’t mind
cutting on your baking sheet)
Bake for 10 min then flip
over and bake for another 5min*.
*Baking times might vary
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