Banana sandwiches with a seed butter of your choice and melted dark chocolate. Dip then chill.
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Calories are energy. When more calories are taken in than burned off, that surplus is stored. Unhealthiness is largely linked to weight in this day and age.
Now yes, there's a huge difference between 600 calories of ice cream and 600 calories of a well-balanced salad. But going to the original post, chocolate and nut butter is not exactly a health food or else I'd be at my healthiest from all the Reese's cups I avoided handing out to kids at Halloween (they can have the Milk Duds). Adding banana certainly helps, but is there enough there to turn the whole package into something "healthy"? I have my doubts.
How dare you slander the duds like that!