Thursday 19 March 2015

5 tasty ways to get more berries in your diet

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5 tasty ways to get more berries in your diet
The nutritional benefits of berries are undeniable: they are rich in antioxidants, boast a high content of flavonoids, reduce the risk of prostate cancer, fight urinary tract infections and play a part in reversing memory loss. Fortunately, the good news keeps coming.
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Chefs like to obsess over one vegetable at a time. In the last few years, many vegetables have graced menus, but none as much as kale. As trends come, so they go when the tide of the obsession reaches the mainstream. Last week, McDonald's announced plans to add kale as a salad or smoothie ingredient in the near future. This is a sure sign that it's time for a new reigning green.
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