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Healthy hits

- Phil MacHugh is managing director at SKAPA. Follow: IG@iamphilmac­hugh

KAUAI, EDINBURGH

Kauai, based on a vegan and veggie concept created by Hawaiian surfers decades ago, is on Edinburgh’s Forrest Road and is the ideal place to grab a healthy brunch, lunch, or dinner. Bowls of grains, vegetables, and protein, wraps stuffed with fillings, and smoothies – although I’m all about their bowls of chocolate porridge. IG: @kauaiuk

JUICY, GLASGOW

A popular hangout, customers can ‘build their own’ at the porridge bar with fruits and seeded toppings, ‘nacho average’ loaded nachos with avo smash, and nutritiona­llypacked toasties at Juicy on Byres Road. All items will be infused with superfood ingredient­s and created using the best fresh locally sourced fruit and vegetables.

IG: @juicy_uk_

SPRIGG, GLASGOW

Sprigg’s lunch in the city centre is highly recommende­d. Customisab­le, fresh, and quick, the healthy bowls are filling, affordable, and flavourful.

With the ‘build their own’ bowls, diners can include their favourite ingredient­s in a super healthy salad, such as sriracha and honey chicken and soy chilli bean sprouts Even if you’re on a diet, life is too short to avoid carbs, so add of slice of their super delicious focaccia on the side – it’s my must have.

IG: @wearesprig­g

HULA, EDINBURGH

Hula was the capital’s first juice bar, so it’s no surprise that locals and tourists alike love it.

With plenty of vitamin C from oranges and carrots and a peppy kick of ginger and sweet apple, their Ginger Jack is ideal for those feeling the effects of a long night. For a serious health boost, try The Popeye, which contains spinach, apple, lemon, and mango.

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