What is "light food"?

"Light" refers to light and low-calorie foods. Eating these foods can ensure that you will not consume too many calories. "Light" refers to a small amount, meaning "small meal", which refers to snacks and drinks that are easy to fill, convenient to eat and simple to make. There is quite a hint of "eat less and eat more". "Light food" is to make consumers' nutritional intake healthier, without burden and pressure, and at the same time develop a positive sunshine mentality and lifestyle. What do you need to open a snack bar? In fact, food stores alone need to apply for a business license. Investors need to bring a copy of the house lease contract, as well as the house property certificate, ID card and health certificate to the industrial and commercial department where the store is located. Open your own restaurant as your own boss.

What are the misunderstandings about light food: "light food" has similarities with diet meals, but there are also differences. Eating less and eating more meals, low in calories and fat, can really strengthen the body and help to lose weight. But "light food" also pays attention to the combination of meat and vegetables and a balanced diet. Its core lies in "light", light ingredients, easy cooking, light taste and light dining, so "light eating" is healthier than ordinary diet meals! "Eating lightly" does not isolate "meat", and "eating lightly" and "vegetarian" are not the same concept. "Light eating" advocates a balanced diet and a low-calorie and reasonable diet, rather than simply letting people "eat grass". In the "light diet", in addition to common vegetables and fruits, low-fat and high-protein meat such as fish, chicken breast, beef and shrimp will also be matched. If you refuse to eat meat for a long time, it will cause nutritional deficiency, which is not conducive to health and runs counter to the concept of "light diet". Although "light eating" is healthy, it is not suitable for everyone. Generally speaking, healthy adults, overweight people, obese people, and even people suffering from "three highs" are suitable for "light diet". However, pregnant women and minors are not suitable for light food, because their growth and development need a lot of nutrition. At the same time, people with poor gastrointestinal function, such as gastritis, chronic diarrhea, colitis and other diseases, are not suitable for "light diet".