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When people do eat vegetables, they typically eat the same few — broccoli, kale, or romaine lettuce. But why limit your options? Discover 7 nutritious veggies you may not have tried yet.
Do you tend to eat the same vegetables over and over again? Maybe it’s time to branch out and try something new, plant-based, and nutritious. Here are six, healthy veggie options you may not have tried.
Think eating cleanly will make you feel deprived? It shouldn’t. Discover five tips to help you enjoy eating a diet free of processed foods and added sugar without feeling hungry or deprived.
There’s a growing number of “purple foods” that are good for you. No, we’re not talking about artificially-colored purple foods but items you find on your produce stand. Ever heard of purple corn? It’s out there. Find out more about the power of purple when it comes to your health.
Have you ever heard of brokali or a pluot? These are both hybrid forms of produce that are available in some supermarkets. You can expect to see more of hybridized fruits and vegetables in the future. Some people are afraid to eat them because they believe they’re genetically modified. Find out how hybrid vegetables and fruits differ from genetically modified ones and whether they’re likely to be safe.
Purple – it was the favorite color of the Egyptian queen Cleopatra. In some cultures, the color purple symbolizes royalty. With such lofty connotations, it’s not surprising that the color purple means good things when you enjoy it naturally in foods. Next time you’re at a produce stand or farmer’s market, check out the rich array of purple produce that comes naturally from the soil.
