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This Low Calorie Spicy Asian Noodles is just 387 can packed with flavor!You can boost the protein by swapping out the rice noodles for protein pasta, or by adding in some chicken or shrimp. Special Tip: I recommend adding in the lowest amount of spice to this dish, you can always add more after tasting the sauce, or squeeze some sriracha over the top of your serving if you want it hotter. It is easier to add heat, but near impossible to remove it.

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This healthy Chinese Sesame Chicken is just 273 calories per cup! We skipped the breading and frying of the chicken, and found that we liked it even better... Plus it lowered the carbs, sugar and calories by a lot!Special Tip: If you're looking to make an extra healthy sesame chicken dinner, serve over cauliflower rice (or Cauliflower fried rice- recipe below) and save even more calories and carbs.

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These healthy spring rolls are just 130 calories each (one entire roll plus peanut sauce!)I know you'll love this recipe! It's packed full of good for you ingredients, and is a great side dish or appetizer.Special Tip: The rice paper packaging will include directions on how to soak, and also drawings of how to roll. So if you get stuck, look on the back of the package.