Throughout history garlic has been used for both culinary and medicinal uses—it has been mentioned to treat conditions such as low energy, poor digestion, respiratory problems and more. This relative . . .
Summer Salads: Seasonal Stars
There’s no better time to enjoy the refreshing tastes and textures of a freshly made salad than during summer. From fruit salads to mixed green salads, you’ll be hard pressed . . .
Make It with Melons
Melons make everything taste better. From a just-whirled melon cooler to prosciutto wrapped melon appetizers to a cantaloupe and avocado salad with honey-lime dressing, melons complement a variety of foods . . .
Beta Carotene: What It Is
Have you ever wondered why a carrot or sweet potato is orange or why broccoli is green? The answer is carotenoids—compounds that color dark green vegetables and color orange, red, . . .
Blueberries: A North American Favorite
One of the most popular berries ever and native to North America, blueberries are an antioxidant superstar in the fruit arena. They’re chock-full of phytonutrients, including anthocyanins—the antioxidant pigments that . . .
Produce Color
Produce that share color often share health benefits. Learn about eating by color!
Matters of the heart are always important, but especially so during the month of February. Not only is there Valentine's Day to think about, February is also American Heart Month. This is a good time to evaluate your food choices and the impact they may have on your heart. Fresh, in season fruits and vegetables are among the best choices you can make for your heart health.
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