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Sophie Gastman, a registered nutritionist, always has fish sticks in her freezer.
Cooking from scratch three times a day is like a second job, but using some convenience foods can make it easier to eat well more often.
Registered nutritionist Sophie Gastman combines convenience foods (fish sticks, tinned fish, instant noodles) with fresh ingredients to create balanced, high-protein meals in 15 minutes. Growing consumer demand for guilt-free, time-efficient nutrition reflects opportunity for health-tech platforms positioning processed-food shortcuts as compatible with wellness goals.
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Sophie Gastman, a registered nutritionist, always has fish sticks in her freezer.

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