Healthy options to consider for Super Bowl snacking Ian Price February 8, 2024 1 minute read While it’s other people’s job to call plays on the field during the Super Bowl, a medical professional says your main job is to try to “eat what you lack” as WFIR’s Ian Price reports. Share: Post navigation Previous: Northwest “Friends” object to Evans Spring proposalNext: The Eye Planetarium opens in downtown Roanoke Related Stories Center in the Square offers free day for dads, kids to celebrate Father’s Day this Saturday Gene Marrano June 17, 2026 ECPI’s Roanoke Campus to Host Summer Resource Festival on June 20th Emma Thomas June 17, 2026 Romeo & Juliet at Bear Theatre, FloydFest lineup is set, one last classical concert this weekend Gene Marrano June 17, 2026
While it’s other people’s job to call plays on the field during the Super Bowl, a medical professional says your main job is to try to “eat what you lack” as WFIR’s Ian Price reports.
