

100+ quick, festive recipes that taste every bit as good as they look
Cookbook bundle is a one-time festive drop to make your holidays extra special.
All festive recipes are under 150 kcal because balance never goes out of season.
Use the serving sizes in the recipes they’re made to fill you up without overdoing it.
This festive season, you’re not choosing between Christmas fun and fitness goals; you’re having both. This book is your stress-free guide to enjoying all the food, fun, and family time without falling off track. Realistic, flexible, and zero guilt.
You can absolutely have your mince pie and your progress too. Learn how to enjoy every bite of Christmas without feeling sluggish or guilty. From time-saving kitchen tricks to smarter swaps, all without spending hours over the stove.
This chapter teaches you how to protect your progress and your sanity when the party invites start rolling in Learn to plan simple weekend meals, ditch the “good vs. bad” food mindset, and make peace with your plate.
Macros made merry!! This chapter’s your guide to tracking your food without losing your festive cheer. No spreadsheets on calorie check, just simple steps to stay mindful while tucking into your roasties or sneaking a cheeky mince pie.
Let’s talk leftovers, but make them flavour bombs. This chapter is packed with classic Bite Back favourites that turn your Christmas extras into quick, exciting meals, including tacos, toasties, paninis, you name it.
Get your hands on High-protein, easy to whip up, and oh-so-festive treats that let you indulge without the panic. Share them, sneak one when no one’s watching, because, honestly, Christmas is about enjoying every bite.
I have a sweet tooth, and it’s been so hard trying to keep away from desserts. I’ve tried other healthy options to satiate myself, but they almost never hit the spot. The brownies were the first thing I tried in the book, and my lord, they are amazing. The whole family enjoyed them. Can’t wait!!
It is so refreshing to see a healthy eating cookbook full of proper food! I grew up in the 90s and early 00s, where a “healthy” diet was promoted as weight loss shakes or a meagre portion of salad, and only bodybuilders had to worry about protein!