Middle Eastern Diet & FoodsWritten by Sky Taylor, Diet Bites The Middle Eastern Diet & Foods, Weight FactorsThe Middle Eastern Diet is a celebration of life which includes exotic foods (to many of us) such as grape leaves, hummus, falafel, baklava, and bulgur wheat. Middle Eastern cuisine can make your Weight Loss Destination fun, exciting with a healthy mix of old world textures and flavors. Interesting Facts in the Middle Eastern Diet- Foods vary, greatly dependant upon the region, cultures and religion. - Muslim dietary laws exclude pork and alcohol. - Jewish dietary laws prohibit the consumption of blood. - Filled with spices, nuts, lamb and vegetables, the Middle Eastern Diet tends to be healthy. The Diet of the Middle East, Popular FoodsLet's review the nutrition facts for some of the most popular foods within the Middle Easter Diet. Let's start with the nutrition facts for Hummus; we'll look at the homemade recipe as well as the commercially prepared recipe to see how the two compare. Nutrition Facts, Calories for Hummus, Plain
The homemade recipe for hummus contained a few more calories per 100 grams, but slightly less fat content. Even so, they are closely matched in nutritional benefits. Let's now review the nutritional data for homemade falafel. Nutrition Facts, Calories for Falafel
Nutrition Facts, Calories for Grape Leaves, Raw
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