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For the Big Game: Cooking Class Teaches How to Tailgate Healthy
Published: Thursday, August 21, 2008
Football time in Tennessee means hearty eating time for many in East Tennessee. Football and tailgating sure do seem to go hand in hand, and tailgate parties can mean big fun. But they don’t have to result in you having a big waistline. The next cooking class will feature a healthy menu for tailgating. Healthy Tailgating: Winning Recipes for the Home Team is presented by the Healthy Living Kitchen and Kroger.
“We want Vol fans to know they can have great parties for the big game and still have healthier options,” said Jane Kelly, a registered nurse with UT Medical Center’s Heart Lung Vascular Institute and one of the instructors for the Healthy Living Kitchen cooking classes. “The typical tailgate party is loaded with unhealthy food choices. But we can help show people how to make quick and easy tailgate party treats that are better for them.”
In the game of life, the lower score wins. Controlling your cholesterol and lowering your blood pressure is a sure way to keep a winning life score. Learn tips at the next cooking class that will make your next tailgate delicious and nutritious.
The next cooking class will take place on Aug. 28 at 12 noon in the Healthy Living Kitchen, Heart Lung Vascular Institute, Suite E-170 at UT Medical Center, Knoxville, Tn.
You must register for this class! Advance registration of $20 includes education and meal.
Don't wait! Register online now with our secure form or call 865.305.6877 for the next cooking class before it fills up.
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