Robin Glance Nutrition

Robin Glance Nutrition Anti-Diet Dietitian for nutritional advice/counseling & speaking events. www.robinglancenutrition.com

As an anti-diet dietitian, I help clients not only build healthy food habits, but healthy relationships with food.

Do you notice a change in your relationship with food along with the change in seasons? It is very normal to seek a litt...
11/18/2025

Do you notice a change in your relationship with food along with the change in seasons?

It is very normal to seek a little more comfort from food when the days shorten and the temperature cools.

Know that this is not failure, but a simple adaptation. A gentle form of self-care ❤️


Today I made one of my all-time favourite pasta dishes for the amazing bunch  . I got this one-pot pasta recipe years ag...
11/12/2025

Today I made one of my all-time favourite pasta dishes for the amazing bunch . I got this one-pot pasta recipe years ago from one of my clients (benefit of talking about food all day is collecting great recipes!). It’s super easy and oh-so-yummy!

🍅Creamy One-Pot Pasta with Spinach
& Sundried Tomatoes 🍅

Ingredients:

- 2 Tbsp Butter
- 3 Garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 Cup sundried tomatoes, drained & sliced
- 2 Cups vegetable broth
- 2 Cups unsweetened coconut / cashew milk (can replace with cream)
- 1/2 Cup Parmesan cheese, finely grated, tossed with 2 Tbsp flour
- 450g Farfalle pasta (or pasta of choice)
- 3 Cups Spinach, lightly chopped
- 1 Cup Cherry Tomatoes, halved
- 125g bocconcini cheese (can replace with fresh mozzarella)
- Black pepper, to taste

Directions:

1) In large pot, heat butter over medium heat. Add garlic and sundried
tomatoes. Sauté 1-2 minutes.
2) Add vegetable broth and cashew milk/ cream. Bring to boil then lower to
simmer.
3) Add Parmesan/ flour mixture, whisking until blended. Add pepper.
4) Add pasta, dry, to sauce. Stir to coat. Cover and allow to cook until al
dente, stirring occasionally.
5) Once pasta is cooked, stir in tomatoes and spinach and stir until spinach
is wilted.
6) Stir in bocconcini cheese. Divide between bowls and top with extra
parmesan if desired. Enjoy!
*Makes 6 servings



11/10/2025

Here’s a little Monday pep-talk for anyone who feels they were “bad” this weekend.



Food costs have been soaring for over a year now. The pressure to feed ourselves and families in a way that fits our tig...
11/05/2025

Food costs have been soaring for over a year now. The pressure to feed ourselves and families in a way that fits our tightening budgets is hard enough without the added pressure we put on ourselves to make meals that fit the impossible “health” standards that diet culture places on us. Hopefully some of these suggestions can help ease the blow. Remember: fed is always best.


*Update: postponed for election coverage*Tune into  at 8:20 tomorrow morning to hear me discuss the ever-changing advice...
11/02/2025

*Update: postponed for election coverage*

Tune into at 8:20 tomorrow morning to hear me discuss the ever-changing advice on chocolate & health (I type, while enjoying a sneaky Snickers from my kids’ Halloween supply 😉)

Milk products get a lot of hate online. While there is no evidence of the claims that dairy is unhealthy or “inflammator...
10/30/2025

Milk products get a lot of hate online.

While there is no evidence of the claims that dairy is unhealthy or “inflammatory”, what we do know is that they are one of the best ways to absorb bone-fortifying nutrients 💀❤️

Now, of course if you don’t digest dairy well, don’t enjoy it or don’t have it for ethical reasons, of course you can get these nutrients elsewhere and don’t need to have it.

However, if, like me, 🧀cheese 🧀 is your favourite, please know it can be a very healthy, nourishing and delicious part of your life.

There is plenty more to be scared of than a little dairy!

Happy Halloween! 🎃

10/22/2025

Here’s your annual Halloween reminder not to be influenced by terrifyingly bad diet advice. 👻




My wonderful student dietitian  chose the most perfect soup recipe for our cooking class  today! I loved the “throw ever...
10/15/2025

My wonderful student dietitian chose the most perfect soup recipe for our cooking class today!

I loved the “throw everything into a pot” simplicity, and couldn’t believe how much flavor there was given how few spices were used and that there was no added stock cube. The creamy coconut milk balanced out the heat from the chilis beautifully. Will definitely be making this one again!

Ingredients:

-1 tbsp coconut oil or olive oil
-2 ½ cups water
-1 can light coconut milk (398ml)
-1 can diced tomatoes (398ml)
-3 cups of broccoli florets
-2 cups of cubed butternut squash
-1 cup chopped peeled carrots
-1 cup frozen peas
-1 tsp garlic powder
-1 tsp salt
-1 tsp red pepper flakes
-1 cup uncooked red lentils
-2 tbsp apple cider vinegar

Directions:
- In a large pot, combine the oil, water, coconut milk, diced tomatoes (with
juices), broccoli, butternut squash, carrots, green beans, red pepper flakes, salt,
garlic powder, and red lentils. Stir well.
- Cover and bring to a low boil over high heat.
- Once boiling, uncover, reduce heat to medium, and stir (scrape any lentils off
the bottom).
-Cover again and simmer for 15–20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until lentils are
soft and veggies are just tender.
- Stir in 1–2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar (to taste). Don’t worry if the soup
separates slightly, that’s normal. Serve and enjoy!
*Makes 8 cups

In honor of   let’s lean into gentleness, towards ourselves and our bodies, when the world seems heavy ❤️
10/10/2025

In honor of let’s lean into gentleness, towards ourselves and our bodies, when the world seems heavy ❤️

For years we have been given the message that if we are not happy with the size of our body, then it must be that we are...
10/02/2025

For years we have been given the message that if we are not happy with the size of our body, then it must be that we are either eating too much or not exercising enough - the old «calories in, calories out » speech.

NOTHING could be further from the truth. Body weight is complex, with MANY factors influencing the size of our body over the course of a lifetime. Most of the factors are not in our direct control.

Often times our attempts at controlling body size through restriction of calories and/ or excessive exercise will start to backfire and only add to baseline stress levels.

It is vital to understand that the size of our body is not what dictates our health or worth, nor is it a choice or habit.

It’s   ☕️☕️☕️ While I’m a huge fan and rarely start a day without a cup, let me be clear: coffee is NOT breakfast!  Whil...
09/29/2025

It’s ☕️☕️☕️

While I’m a huge fan and rarely start a day without a cup, let me be clear: coffee is NOT breakfast!

While coffee does sharpen the mind and give a sense of perceived energy, there is no actual energy in it. Coffee can also cut appetite, therefore one may feel that their morning coffee is enough. This is simply not true and will probably just leave us running on empty and needing MANY more caffeine hits to get through the day.

Be sure to pair that cup with a solid meal, and then you’ll be unstoppable 😉 ☕️❤️

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