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.

Decided to mix things up from the usual type of meals I prepare for the amazing bunch  and prepare one of my favourite m...
03/18/2026

Decided to mix things up from the usual type of meals I prepare for the amazing bunch and prepare one of my favourite make-ahead breakfast recipes.

While a lot of egg bites on the market do a super job of offering convenience and protein on the go, they miss the mark on the carb side. Anyone who has worked with me knows how important it is to not only focus on protein at a meal, but to be sure to have a complex carb as well for energy.

I used defrosted .farms hash browns and pressed them into the muffin tins for an easy, delicious crust that provides the carb energy, making these egg muffins a complete meal. Feel free to add/ replace/ mix up with any filling of your choosing.

Great to make a batch for the week or freeze!

Ingredients:

– 12 hashbrown patties, thawed
– 6 eggs, beaten
– Salt & pepper, to taste
– Vegetable oil

Fillings (of choice):

– Diced bell pepper & mushrooms, shredded cheddar
– Chopped spinach, sliced sundried tomatoes, feta

Directions:
• Preheat oven to 400°F. Grease 12-cup muffin tin with oil/ oil spray. Press
defrosted hashbrowns into muffin tin using small cup/ bottom of jar. Bake for 15
minutes or until edges are golden.
• Remove hashbrown cups from oven. Fill evenly with fillings of choice to midway point. Cover with even amounts beaten eggs. Return to oven for 15
minutes.
• Enjoy straight from oven, store in fridge for 3-5 days or freeze.

*Makes 12 egg muffin cups




03/17/2026

Join me as I walk my dear friend’s doggy and somewhat randomly rank the so-called «superfoods» she throws my way!

Note: I take issue with the term « superfoods » as it seems gimmicky. No one food has superpowers🦸‍♀️ 🥬

Note 2: This ranking system is not at all scientific but purely based on my opinion at the time. In retrospect, I may have moved things around a bit 🤔

Note 3: While I love my friend’s dog dearly 🐶, this weather sucks. I am happy to be a cat owner to stay inside and cuddle 😺🥰




It was so wonderful talking to the amazing  this morning on Global News is honor of   . We unpacked the current obsessio...
03/10/2026

It was so wonderful talking to the amazing this morning on Global News is honor of . We unpacked the current obsession with protein, how much is too much, and other key nutrients we need to also pay attention to. Check out the full interview at global news dot ca.



Tune into  tomorrow morning to hear my discussion on why protein is being put in everything, why cottage cheese has hit ...
03/08/2026

Tune into tomorrow morning to hear my discussion on why protein is being put in everything, why cottage cheese has hit celebrity status, and just how much is too much!

To the incredible Women I am honored to call friends, family and clients,Today and everyday Don’t be afraid to take up s...
03/08/2026

To the incredible Women I am honored to call friends, family and clients,

Today and everyday
Don’t be afraid to take up space
To know your worth
To be unapologetic
To nourish your body fully
This is not the time to shrink
The world needs your light & energy more than ever.

Happy


03/02/2026

In honor of , here is my ode to some of the real-life struggles that dietitians face when telling others what they do for a living 😜


Diet culture promotes many of the same behaviours we diagnose in eating disorders.• Obsessing over food• Tracking and mi...
02/27/2026

Diet culture promotes many of the same behaviours we diagnose in eating disorders.

• Obsessing over food
• Tracking and micromanaging intake
• Ignoring hunger
• Exercising to “earn” food
• Feeling guilt or shame after eating

When these show up in an eating disorder, we call them harmful.

When they’re framed as “wellness” or “discipline,” they’re often praised.

That contradiction matters.

Not everyone who diets develops an eating disorder — but rigid rules, body dissatisfaction, and fear around food have been normalized in ways that increase risk.

Prevention isn’t just about treatment.
It’s about questioning what we’ve been taught is “healthy.”

True “health” should allow flexibility. It should be about what you are giving your body. Not what you are taking away.

One of the most powerful things a client can say to me is:“I don’t want my kids to grow up the way I did with food.”That...
02/23/2026

One of the most powerful things a client can say to me is:

“I don’t want my kids to grow up the way I did with food.”

That’s where the real work begins.

Not another diet.
Not chasing weight.
But healing their relationship with food so the cycle stops with them.

Diet culture tells us control equals health.
But kids are watching something much deeper:

• How we talk about our bodies
• Whether food feels stressful or safe
• If hunger is trusted or ignored

And during Eating Disorder Awareness Week, this feels especially important.

So many eating disorders begin with “normal” dieting, body dissatisfaction, and food rules that were never questioned.

When a parent chooses to unlearn food guilt and all-or-nothing thinking, they’re not just changing their own habits — they’re reducing risk for the next generation.

Healing your relationship with food is beautiful.
It’s protective.
It’s legacy work.

Have truer words ever appeared on a shirt? Loving (and living!) this find from  . Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend f...
02/20/2026

Have truer words ever appeared on a shirt? Loving (and living!) this find from . Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend full of good food & friends!

❤️

02/18/2026

Third edition of “ask a dietitian” (aka conversations with my dear friend): perimenopause edition. A topic near & dear to our hearts 😜



Please feel free to share these heart-felt cards with the nutrition nerd on your life 🤓💘Happy Valentine’s Day!
02/14/2026

Please feel free to share these heart-felt cards with the nutrition nerd on your life 🤓💘

Happy Valentine’s Day!



I made my favorite soup for the amazing bunch at  yesterday. This Lemony Lentil Soup is packed with flavour. By sautéing...
02/12/2026

I made my favorite soup for the amazing bunch at yesterday. This Lemony Lentil Soup is packed with flavour. By sautéing the cumin, garlic and cilantro in olive oil and stirring them in at the end along with fresh lemon juice and zest, WOW 🤩 😋

Ingredients:

– 1/4 Cup + 2 Tbsp olive oil
– 3 cloves garlic
– 1 Tbsp cumin
– 1/3 Cup cilantro, chopped
– 1 onion, diced
– 1.5 Cups dried green lentils, rinsed
– 5 Cups vegetable stock
– 1 Potato, peeled and diced
– 1 bunch Swiss chard, chopped
– Salt & pepper
– 1 large lemon, juice and zest

Directions:

• Heat 2 Tbsp olive oil in a pan over low heat. Add garlic, cilantro and cumin.
Cook until fragrant. Remove from heat and set aside.
• Heat remaining olive oil over medium heat in large pot. Sauté onion until
translucent. Add lentils and stir until coated.
• Add vegetable stock and bring to boil.
• Add potatoes, Swiss chard, salt and pepper. Simmer until potatoes and lentils
are tender.
• Add coriander mixture and simmer for 5 minutes.
• Remove soup from heat and stir in lemon juice/ rind.
• Serve topped with a lemon wedge and fresh coriander
*Makes 6 servings




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