Evelyn Chang Dietitian

Evelyn Chang Dietitian Dr Evelyn Chang is an experienced Accredited Practising Dietitian in Australia. *Her virtual and in-clinic consultation sessions have different opening hours.

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🫐Easy berry jam: high fiber and low GI, no added sugar, no sweetener Jam often comes with added sugar or sweetener. Here...
20/03/2026

🫐Easy berry jam: high fiber and low GI, no added sugar, no sweetener

Jam often comes with added sugar or sweetener. Here, I would like to share with you my way of making berry jam with no added sugar, honey, syrup, or any sweetener.

What I use to sweeten the jam is by adding in blueberries and some grapes to any berry jam I make.

I use black chia seed to create jam gel like consistency. Best part is that when you use black chia seed, you further improve the jam nutrient such as omega-3, fiber, magnesium, calcium, and complete protein.

It is super easy to make the berry jam and I store the jam for up to 1 week in an airtight container.

Ingredients:
🍓2 cups frozen berries
🍇15-20 seedless grapes, any colour
💧1/2-1 cup water
🌱2 tablespoon black chia seed

Methods:
1. Add frozen berries and grapes to a pot.
2. Add in water to avoid berries and grapes from burning.
3. Stir the mixture and let it boil until liquid reduces and mixture becomes thick.
4. Add in chia seed and stir to thicken. Turn off the heat.
5. Blend with stick blender.
6. Enjoy in moderation!

Dear all,I was invited to give a talk at Bloomhill Cancer Care (Bloomhill Wellness Center) on 30-April-2026 on men’s hea...
07/03/2026

Dear all,

I was invited to give a talk at Bloomhill Cancer Care (Bloomhill Wellness Center) on 30-April-2026 on men’s health and testosterone and what is the role of nutrition to them. More details at flyer as below.

If you are interested, feel free to come along to my talk. No RSVP is needed.

Kind regards,

Evelyn

🥙Easy High Fiber Crispy Wrap- new way to eat your meal My family recently found a convenience way to toast a wrap. The r...
20/02/2026

🥙Easy High Fiber Crispy Wrap- new way to eat your meal

My family recently found a convenience way to toast a wrap. The result is 2 crispy hard shell wrap. It is versatile and you can make it into high fiber, low carb or gluten free crispy hard shell wrap. You can use them to replace any hard shell taco. Most importantly, it is easy to make and does not require any pan or sandwich press. All you need is a toaster.

Instructions:
1. First, choose a high fibre wrap with fibre at least 7g per 100g of your choice, for example Bakers Life Mini Wholegrain Wraps from Aldi, Simsons Pantry High Protein Low Carb Wholemeal Wrap, Simson’s Pantry Low Carb Keto Friendly Wraps or any gluten free wrap if you have coeliac disease. I have tried the Mini Wholegrain Wrap from Aldi and it works very well. Note: some high fiber wrap variety may not be crispy when you toast them.

2. Cut into half and fold them. Insert them in a toaster as per photo below.

3. Add in any fillings you like and enjoy!

Often we look for convenience food for a number of reasons: budget friendly, long shelf-life, taste, lazy to prepare mea...
06/01/2026

Often we look for convenience food for a number of reasons: budget friendly, long shelf-life, taste, lazy to prepare meals, lives alone, busy life, and so on. This often lead to choosing ultra processed food as the option. We are also seeing a more ‘healthier option’ food such as high protein or low carb or low sugar options sold at the shop. An interesting question would be, would an ultra processed food be a good option for an individual who wants to lose weight?

I came across with an interesting science paper recently published in Nature Medicine on 4 August 2025, involving a randomized crossover trial (1). This study wanted to know: If following healthy dietary guidelines with ultra-processed food, would that be any difference to if using minimally processed food for weight loss and heart health?

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20/12/2025
After running around all libraries in Sunshine Coast to share my Sodium and Salt workshop, I finally finished the last s...
06/11/2025

After running around all libraries in Sunshine Coast to share my Sodium and Salt workshop, I finally finished the last session at Caloundra library.

For those who attended the workshop, thank you for coming. I hope you gained some useful knowledge and practical skills to apply to your daily lives and to look after yourself better.

Just would like to share a photo of the new Caloundra library event space for the talk. I was very impressed!

30/09/2025
Free Workshop: Mineral Myths- Salt and SodiumCreate salt-friendly meal plan |    17 Oct-31 Oct 2025 | 7 sessionsWould yo...
25/09/2025

Free Workshop: Mineral Myths- Salt and Sodium
Create salt-friendly meal plan | 17 Oct-31 Oct 2025 | 7 sessions

Would you like to learn more about sodium and salt? Is sodium bad for you? Are you being told to limit sodium intake? Do you want to learn how to read food label for sodium and create meal plan which is sodium friendly?

This is a free event and will be packed with useful information and practical skills to bring home. Come along if you are interested.

I will be doing the workshop across 7 libraries in Sunshine Coast from 17-31 October with some days on Saturday. Registration is required and can be done via Sunshine Coast library website (link as below) or simply scan the QR code.

https://library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/whats-on/at-the-library/mineral-myths

Easy wholefood and plant-dominant meal: Low sodium and low sugar homemade 'baked bean' There are a lot of people who liv...
01/09/2025

Easy wholefood and plant-dominant meal: Low sodium and low sugar homemade 'baked bean'

There are a lot of people who lives by themself who do not want to spend too much effort to cook a meal. Most of the time, they end up choosing ultra-processed food, which we know can be high in sodium, salt, additives, saturated fat, sugar but low in fiber and nutrient.

I thought that hopefully this meal will give you an opportunity to cook a nutrient dense meal without spending too much time.

For those who is watching their sodium intake, you do not need to add any salt because the mushroom, basil and oregano in the diced tomatoes can + tuna (in spring water) can already give you a good flavour. If you would like to, you can always stir fry some onion first, use more herbs (fresh or dried), and add in lemon slice or juice to give you more flavour.

I recommend you to choose either 3 bean or 4 bean mix because they will give more variety of bean. Nonetheless, feel free to use any bean can of your choice.

INGREDIENTS: (3 serves)

🍲Macro Organic 4 bean mix (no added salt or additives), 1x420g can. Rinse with water to remove foam
🍲Diced tomato with basil & oregano or fresh tomato (no added salt or sugar), 1/2 of 400g can
🍲onion (optional)
🍲extra virgin olive oil, 1/2 tablespoon (optional to stir fry onion)
🍲5x button mushroom or any mushroom of your choice. Chop with a knife or tear with hand.
🍲95g tuna in springwater, 1x can OR salmon in springwater
🍲baby spinach, 3 handfuls

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Optional: Heat pan or small pot on medium heat. Increase to high heat and add oil. Stir fry onion until soft.
2. Skip step 1. Pour 1 can of 4 bean mix and 1/2 can of diced tomato to a pan or a pot on high heat.
3. Stir in chopped mushroom.
4. Simmer for 1 minute.
5. Add in tuna in springwater with water removed.
6. Stir in baby spinach until wilt. Wilt the baby spinach before serve if you cook this recipe for yourself for 3 meals
7. Serve with a toast.

Plant Protein Sprinkle to Toast:Breakfast is a meal when some people tend not to add protein. The easiest protein you ca...
13/07/2025

Plant Protein Sprinkle to Toast:

Breakfast is a meal when some people tend not to add protein. The easiest protein you can go for is low saturate fat low sugar yoghurt, egg, or low fat cheese. However, I do come across with people not having them due to a number of reasons.

Toast can be an easy breakfast to go to. I introduced toast with almond spread and berry compote (microwave with no added sugar) in one of my previous post. Recently I have been refining this recipe by adding pepitas and sunflower seed (more and more) to my almond spread berry toast. This improved recipe comes with extra benefit including:

⭐Increasing plant protein to the meal
⭐Feeling fuller
⭐Adding in additional unsaturated fat and fiber beneficial for cholesterol level
⭐Most importantly, it tastes soo… goood….. I am sprinkling more and more of both pepitas and sunflower seed whenever I make this breakfast

This recipe has been introduced to my 2 kids and both of them love it. It is now one of our breakfast must have recipe!

Try it and let me know how it goes.

Chronic kidney disease series 4: My eGFR drops but still within normal range of blood laboratory reference. Should I get...
09/05/2025

Chronic kidney disease series 4: My eGFR drops but still within normal range of blood laboratory reference. Should I get worried?

New Snack Choices at Supermarket⭐️I have recently found some new convenience snacks at Woolworths which can be an altern...
11/04/2025

New Snack Choices at Supermarket
⭐️I have recently found some new convenience snacks at Woolworths which can be an alternative snack choice if one does not feel like a fruit or vegetables stick, or just want to have packaged food which are sweet or savoury but reasonable nutritious, with low sodium, low sugar but not replaced with any sweetener, low saturated fat, and high in fibre.
⭐One important tip here is that whatever you end up wanting to try, stick to 1 serve.
⭐If you try any of them, do let me know which one you enjoy :)

1. Grinny Pea Puff Sea Salt Flavour
🌿Contains inulin as prebiotic fibre which is not suitable for individual with IBS who cannot tolerate inulin (high FODMAP)
🌿Per serve: 286kJ, 2.5g protein,

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