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Mini Pepper Nachos

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Easy mini pepper nachos. Who says nachos have to be made with tortilla chips? Mini peppers make a great low carb base for your favorite nacho toppings. And it’s kid-friendly too!

Low Carb Nachos made with mini peppers. A healthy take on a family favorite!


Hey nacho fans! Now there’s a healthier way to enjoy your favorite late night snack. Really, it doesn’t get any easier than slicing and coring a few delicious mini peppers and sprinkling it with spiced ground beef, cheese, and the best nacho toppings.

Seriously, life is to busy to slave away at the stove every evening. It’s also too busy to hear “Mom, I don’t like this!” for dinner every evening. You need easy healthy meals and I do too. That’s where the idea for these fun healthy nachos came in. I stood there, holding a bag of mini peppers, just knowing I could do something fun with them. And they really appealed to my kids.

And why wouldn’t the? Look how pretty and colourful they are?

How to Make Mini Pepper Nachos

 

Mini Pepper Nachos - a healthy whole food take on a kid-friendly meal. Low carb and primal.

So, easy healthy meals that kids actually like are the order of the day. And these nachos made with halved mini peppers were a huge hit. They will be in regular rotation from now on. Who needs tortilla chips when you’ve got mini peppers?

Please see my Low Carb Mini Pepper Nachos on A Sweet Life.

And be sure to check out my new Ketogenic Cookbook!

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Healthy Mini Pepper Nachos Recipe. A great low carb alternative to tortilla chips!

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