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Green Jaffle

Vegetarian Breakfast Dinner Lunch

Quick and easy, enjoy this green jaffle any time of the day.

10 mins
6 ingredients
$2 / person
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Green Jaffle

Credit: Taste.com.au

Gear

Ingredients

Serves = 1

  • 2 slices wholegrain bread
  • 1 teaspoon butter, softened
  • ¼ avocado, stone and skin removed, mash the flesh with a fork
  • 2 tablespoons cottage cheese
  • Handful of baby spinach leaves
  • 1 slice cheddar cheese

It’s this easy

  • Spread the bread with butter
  • Spread the unbuttered side with avocado, top with cheese, cottage cheese, spinach and some pepper
  • Place the other piece of bread on top, unbuttered side on the toppings
  • Place in sandwich press and cook for 2-3 minutes until toasted and golden brown
  • Cut in half to serve

Tweaks

  • Add some chopped jalapeno for extra fire.

Allergies

Contains: Gluten, Dairy, Sesame, Soy, Eggs, FODMAPs.

Why is this good?

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Avocados are high in monounsaturated fats (the healthy type of fat), and essential phytonutrients (i.e. Vitamin K, Vitamin C & Potassium).

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Healthy Gut

Avocados are a high fibre food, which is beneficial for digestive health and promotes a healthy gut.

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Spinach can help to prevent type 2 diabetes and heart disease. It is also a good source of iron which is important during pregnancy.

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Healthier Skin

Green leafy Veg such as spinach are great sources of phytonutrients such as lutein, vitamin C and beta barotene which can improve skin health health and appearance.

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More Energy

Spinach is a good source of iron which important to prevent fatigue and reduced work performance.

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Support Immune Function

Consumption of iron-containing foods such as spinach can help to prevent anaemia and reduce susceptibility to infections.

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Whole grain diets have been linked to reduced risk of obesity, heart disease, some cancers and type two diabetes.

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More Energy

Whole grain bread is a good source of B vitamins, iron and healthy carbohydrates.

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Healthy Gut

Whole grain bread is high in dietary fibre which helps to feed “good” gut bacteria which has a number of health benefits.

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Feel Fuller for Longer

Compared to white bread, Whole grain has a lower GI which helps to regulate blood glucose levels, keeping us fuller for longer, and helping us eat fewer calories throughout the day!

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Be Healthier

A review of 4 studies found cheese intake to be associated with lower risk of heart disease.

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Better Sports Performance

Cheese is high in protein which can provide amino acids for the maintenance and repair of muscle protein after strenuous exercise to help with a quicker recovery.

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Healthy Gut

Cheese is a fermented food, containing bacteria or yeast, which contribute to healthy microbiomes and ultimately a healthy gut.

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