A Healthier “Jogging” Taco Salad

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healthy taco recipe for tailgates
Fall is in full swing and with that so is football season. Tailgates are a great time to relax and enjoy some food with friends and family while cheering your team on.
At your next tailgate instead of the traditional tailgate foods, try a healthier taco with a slow cooker turkey taco chili adding in a healthier goat cheese guacamole and nectarine salsa.
Follow the recipes below and add in layers to create this healthier “jogging” taco salad.
  1. Place greens into large disposable containers that can withstand heat.
  1. Allow tailgating friends to make jogging taco salad by adding turkey taco chili, goat cheese, guacamole and southwestern nectarine salsa, Greek yogurt and cheese.
  1. Enjoy as you cheer for your favorite team.
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