As of Thursday October 29, 2020, 01:00 PM
Eat Fit Cookbook
Molly Kimball, Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Journalist, collaborated with award-winning chefs and restaurateurs to create crowd-pleasing, good-for-you recipes you can make at home. Learn More
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(and we don’t mean appetizer).On the go? Find an Ochsner Eat Fit restaurant with Eat Fit menu options and full nutritional facts here, along with shopping guides, recipes and more.
The Eat Fit team loves getting out in the community educating and empowering others to live their strongest, healthiest lives possible by providing easy-to-access real-world education, inspiration and resources on wellness and nutrition. To request Eat Fit to attend your event, please fill out this form and an Eat Fit team member from your region will get back to you soon!
Meet Our Team
Brittany Craft, RDN, LDN
Eat Fit Northshore Registered Dietitian
brittany.craft@ochsner.org | 985-898-7362
Brittany Craft is the Eat Fit Northshore Operations and Marketing Dietitian with Ochsner Health. She is passionate about sharing fresh and delicious meals with her community and works closely with restaurants and markets in the Northshore region to identify and develop nutritious menu options. Brittany has previously worked as a clinical dietitian at St. Tammany Parish Hospital, specializing in oncology and cardiovascular nutrition. She also served as the advanced cooking class instructor at Culinary Kids Northshore, teaching culinary, food safety and nutrition skills to students ages 9-14. Brittany’s love of food began as a child while living in Italy, and she enjoys practicing Lagree Pilates, baking, and reading. Singing in the church choir and as a soloist are some of Brittany’s favorite hobbies, as well as spending time with her husband, Kerney, and their two furbabies, Rusty and Bailey.
Molly Kimball, RD, CSSD
Nutrition Program Manager, Ochsner Fitness Center
Eat Fit NOLA Founder
504-842-9572 | mkimball@ochsner.org
As a lifestyle dietitian and founder of Ochsner’s Eat Fit nonprofit restaurant initiative , Molly has managed the nutrition program at Ochsner Fitness Center in New Orleans for over 20 years, working with thousands of clients, ranging from people like you and me to professional athletes. Through it all, she learned what drives us and motivates us, what works and what doesn’t, and what derails even our best intentions. Having the ability to dial into these behaviors and challenges has fueled and inspired Molly’s entire professional career.
As a regular contributor to national and local publications, Molly covers all things related to nutrition and wellness. She has written for The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate since 2006 and has been the nutrition expert for New Orleans’ ABC affiliate WGNO since 2009, with weekly TV segments on WGNO’s Good Morning New Orleans, “Fueled with Molly.” She also hosts a weekly podcast, FUELED wellness + nutrition with Molly Kimball, where she addresses the latest health trends and interviews some of the country’s leading
Maria Sylvester Terry, MS
Social Media Manager
mariasylvesterterry@gmail.com
Maria Sylvester Terry is the Social Media Manager for Eat Fit. With a unique background in the humanities and nutrition science, she is focused on one mission: keep nutrition simple and uncomplicated! Formerly a secondary English teacher and instructional coach, Maria applied her skills as an educator to her passion for nutrition. Between 2016 and 2019, she embarked upon a career change to become a registered dietitian nutritionist. In that brief period, she completed her MS in Nutrition at Drexel University, presented her sports nutrition research at the American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting, and provided nutrition and culinary education in Philadelphia public schools. Maria, her husband Caleb, and their two dogs moved from Philadelphia to New Orleans this past year for the final step in her journey, a dietetic internship through Tulane University. She is an avid member of Krewe du CrossFit and loves running through City Park. She'll never turn down a cup of coffee. To Maria, the most important role a dietitian can play in one’s life is educating others to see beyond the black-and-white food rules and embrace a big-picture concept of health.
