What to Eat on Christmas Day (Besides the Main Meal)

                 You know you have a giant feast on the horizon, but what else should you eat on Christmas Day? Should you eat breakfast? Or hold off until the main event? Here, tips to help prep for a holiday feast—and how to rebound afterward. It's 10 a.m. on Christmas morning and the presents have been ransacked. Up next on the day's agenda: an enormous French toast and omelet brunch. Or later on, a tasty, decadent five-course dinner. Or—quite possibly—both. Don't worry, we're not going to tell you to follow a ton of diet rules on Christmas Day. If there's one day to cut yourself some serious slack, this is it. But if you're wondering what you should eat on such a food-focused holiday—aside from the main, decadent dishes—Barbara Berkeley, MD, the program director at Weight Management Partners, Inc. in Cleveland, shares her advice. 

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