7 Healthy Pancake Toppings

Pancake toppings

Pancake Day, Pancake Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday…

…is the day in February or March each year, that precedes Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent and the Easter season. The tradition began as a way of indulging before giving up something for Lent. So to help you celebrate we have some healthy ways to top pancakes.

  1. Strawberry Chia Seed Jam
  2. Pure Maple Syrup
  3. Banana Slices
  4. Nut Butters (like those from NowFoods)
  5. Non-dairy Yogurt
  6. Non-dairy Whipped Coconut Milk (Place two cans of unsweetened coconut milk in the refrigerator overnight. The next day, open the can and remove the solid portion into a chilled bowl. Discard the watery portion. Add a bit of stevia or monk fruit sweetener to the bowl and using a mixer, whip the coconut milk until soft peaks form. Scoop a dollop onto your pancakes.)
  7. Homemade Blueberry Syrup (see recipe below).

Homemade Blueberry Syrup

Ingredients
6 Bigelow Benefits Blueberry Aloe tea bags
1 cup of water
1 cup of sugar
1/4 tsp lemon juice
Makes about 1 cup/240 ml
Fresh blueberries or raspberries or both

Directions
Bring the water to a boil. Add the tea bags and allow to steep for 5 minutes. Let the tea reduce down a bit while still boiling. Reduce the heat and add in the sugar and lemon juice stirring until all of the sugar dissolves. Pour over pancakes while still warm. Enjoy.

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Lisa Roth Collins, RHN
Lisa Roth Collins is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist (RHN) and is the Marketing Manager at NaturallySavvy.com. She is passionate about health and wellness and tries her best to make healthier choices every day for herself and her family. Her journey to natural health was driven by her own struggles with digestive discomfort, depression, and anxiety. Lisa returned to school in 2014 to study nutrition at the Canadian School for Natural Nutrition. She threw herself into her studies so she could learn as much as she could to help herself feel better and thrive. Upon completing the program and being certified as an RHN, Lisa began her work at Naturally Savvy where she has been able to help so many people learn to make healthier choices for themselves. Through her work, she has connected with so many incredible people in the industry whether other authors, influencers, or brands. Plus, she is affectionately known as "Techie Spice" because of her ability to wrap her head around technology. Every day she gets up with a renewed sense of energy and ready to make a difference. You can read all of Lisa's content here. In her spare time, Lisa loves to try new recipes, make delicious and nourishing meals, and she is an avid reader. For more information about Lisa, check out her profile on here.