The FDA’s New Definition for “Healthy” Labeling
…serving from at least two food groups (such as brown rice from the whole grain group and beans from the protein group) and also have No more than 15% of…
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What to Know About Seed Oils
…oils around the world, and some of the most commonly consumed include: Canola oil (rapeseed oil) Corn oil Soybean oil Sunflower oil Safflower oil Peanut oil Rice bran oil Grapeseed…
Navigating Eating Changes With Adolescents
…dishes that are easily modified to suit different preferences. Rice bowls, for example, are easy to adapt to different dietary needs. Other “build your own” meals are also good ideas,…
Helping Older People With Kitchen Clean-Up
…find that flour, grains, cereals, rice, or other dry goods have moths or other pests in them. If so, consider getting resealable or lidded containers for these items when you…
Eating Less? Here’s How to Prioritize Nutrient-Dense Foods
…yield! A pound of dried beans costs less than $2.00 and yields 6 cups of cooked beans. One cup of dried whole grain (such as bulgur, oats, rice, or barley)…
Summer Salad Swaps
…iconTwo Guiding Stars indicate better nutritional value. View recipe » Turn Rice Bowls into Salads It’s easy to get your greens in by simply switching from a grain bowl to…
The Many Benefits of Yogurt Parfaits
…natural GLP-1 boosters. Whole Grains Layer your parfait with oats, quinoa flakes, or even that leftover brown rice or other grain sitting in your fridge. If it tastes good to…
Nourishing Meals With Five Ingredients or Less
…leftovers. They can also bring international flair to a rice bowl or simply add something extra to a traditional plate. Looking for a simple recipe that requires just five ingredients?…