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]]>Simple, delicious, and refreshing, this fruit cooler is a great way to get hydrated.
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]]>Fresh fruit and vegetables are some of our favorite healthy things to snack on, but it’s less than ideal to have to figure out what to do with apple cores and banana peels when you’re finished eating—not to mention they can start to smell after a while. Save yourself the trouble by cutting up your favorite produce in advance and packing it in some Tupperware. Sprinkle apples with a little lemon juice to keep them from going brown.
A healthier alternative to potato chips, roasted chickpeas are high in fiber and protein, so they’re a great option for staying full and satisfied between pit stops. We love the brand Biena for both sweet and savory varieties.
High in fiber and low in calories (so long as it’s not doused in butter), popcorn is one of our favorite healthy snack options to take with us on the road. You can definitely make your own, but we love the brand Lesser Evil for an organic option available in fun flavors.
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]]>Oranges are rich in vitamin A, which is essential for good vision. Eating oranges regularly can help to improve your eyesight and prevent age-related macular degeneration.
Oranges are also a good source of calcium, which is essential for strong bones and teeth. Eating oranges can help to prevent osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions.
Oranges are a great source of natural energy, thanks to their high sugar content and fiber. Eating an orange in the morning can help to kick-start your day and keep you feeling energized throughout the day.
Oranges contain anti-inflammatory compounds that can help to reduce inflammation throughout the body. This can help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases like arthritis and heart disease.
Oranges are high in antioxidants, which can help to prevent cancer by neutralizing free radicals in the body.
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]]>Placing fruit in a paper bag is one of the most popular methods for helping it ripen faster and for good reason—it works really well. As fruit ripens, it releases ethylene gas. Trapping the gas inside of a paper bag will help speed up this process.
As with the paper bag method, keeping unripe fruit near a source of ethylene gas will help it to become ripe more quickly. Place a ripe banana or apple next to your unripe fruit and the gas they give off will cause it to be ready to eat in half the time it would otherwise—just be sure to keep an eye on it.
Leaving unripe fruit in front of a sunny window will cause it to ripen very quickly. It’s probably the most effective method, but it’s also one that requires checking in frequently to keep your fruit from going off.
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]]>This crostini is easy to prepare, yet versatile enough to serve as both an appetizer at your next summer get-together or just for yourself should a craving strike. Use whatever fruit you have on hand and serve over some burrata cheese.
There are few things we love more than desserts inspired by other desserts. In this recipe, fresh, juicy peaches are warmed up with a little cinnamon for a cookie that’s sure to satisfy all summer long.
This pastry can be made with whatever stone fruit you have available and is sure to impress even the pickiest eaters. It’s lovely topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream but is equally satisfying when served on its own.
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]]>Since they are bursting with vitamin C, citrus fruits are especially healthy for those who are expecting: vitamin C helps babies grow strong bones. In addition, citrus fruits can be helpful in preventing nausea and regulating digestion, so they may help with morning sickness too.
Kiwis have lots of folic acid, which is well-known as an important supplement for pregnant people. Folic acid helps prevent fetal growth defects. Kiwi may also help promote a better oxygen flow through the blood to the fetus by making it easier for the blood to absorb iron.
As a great source of potassium, bananas can help with a range of discomforts experienced in pregnancy. They can help regulate blood pressure and fluid, and they help with muscle soreness as well as leg cramps, swollen feet, and other aches and pains.
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]]>September heralds stone fruits like peaches, plums, and nectarines. These fruits make great on-the-go snacks because they can be eaten with one hand. A great dish to make with them is peach cobbler, which really hits the balanced notes of a summer/fall dish that September requires thanks to the bright juicy peach flavors combined with cinnamon and warm spices.
These dark berries are delicious to pop in your mouth fresh by the handful, and are especially expensive when they’re not in season so it’s a good idea to take advantage when they’re available. One yummy and classic dish you can make is blueberry pancakes. If you like you can also cook down both of the berries with sugar for a syrup to pour on top as well.
Melons are a great snack for the warmer beginning of September, as they are juicy, bright, and refreshing. They come in big sizes so it’s easy to cut them up and have the slices for a snack throughout the week. Because they’re so sweet and juicy, melons are a common ingredient in green smoothies. They help take the edge off the “healthy” taste and add a special something as well.
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]]>Banana split on a stick is a healthier version of the popular dessert. Instead of using flavored syrups, it uses real fruit, and instead of ice cream, you can use dark chocolate that will harden in the fridge. There’s less sugar in it and it’s more fun to eat, which makes it even better than the original. It’s a great way to get your kids to eat some fruit if they are picky eaters.
How do you make a banana split on a stick? Get some wooden skewers and slice your bananas, strawberries, and pineapple to get the same-sized slices. Place the fruits on the skewers and dip in some dark chocolate. You can finish the dessert with some crunched nuts or colorful sprinkles before placing it in the fridge to cool down.
You can eat them straight from the skewers, without additional dishes or utensils.
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]]>Simple, delicious, and refreshing, this fruit cooler is a great way to get hydrated.
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]]>The post Healthy Snacks to Bring on Your Next Road Trip appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Fresh fruit and vegetables are some of our favorite healthy things to snack on, but it’s less than ideal to have to figure out what to do with apple cores and banana peels when you’re finished eating—not to mention they can start to smell after a while. Save yourself the trouble by cutting up your favorite produce in advance and packing it in some Tupperware. Sprinkle apples with a little lemon juice to keep them from going brown.
A healthier alternative to potato chips, roasted chickpeas are high in fiber and protein, so they’re a great option for staying full and satisfied between pit stops. We love the brand Biena for both sweet and savory varieties.
High in fiber and low in calories (so long as it’s not doused in butter), popcorn is one of our favorite healthy snack options to take with us on the road. You can definitely make your own, but we love the brand Lesser Evil for an organic option available in fun flavors.
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]]>The post The Amazing Benefits of Oranges You Never Knew About appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Oranges are rich in vitamin A, which is essential for good vision. Eating oranges regularly can help to improve your eyesight and prevent age-related macular degeneration.
Oranges are also a good source of calcium, which is essential for strong bones and teeth. Eating oranges can help to prevent osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions.
Oranges are a great source of natural energy, thanks to their high sugar content and fiber. Eating an orange in the morning can help to kick-start your day and keep you feeling energized throughout the day.
Oranges contain anti-inflammatory compounds that can help to reduce inflammation throughout the body. This can help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases like arthritis and heart disease.
Oranges are high in antioxidants, which can help to prevent cancer by neutralizing free radicals in the body.
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]]>The post How to Help Fruit Ripen Faster appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Placing fruit in a paper bag is one of the most popular methods for helping it ripen faster and for good reason—it works really well. As fruit ripens, it releases ethylene gas. Trapping the gas inside of a paper bag will help speed up this process.
As with the paper bag method, keeping unripe fruit near a source of ethylene gas will help it to become ripe more quickly. Place a ripe banana or apple next to your unripe fruit and the gas they give off will cause it to be ready to eat in half the time it would otherwise—just be sure to keep an eye on it.
Leaving unripe fruit in front of a sunny window will cause it to ripen very quickly. It’s probably the most effective method, but it’s also one that requires checking in frequently to keep your fruit from going off.
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]]>The post Summer Stone Fruit Recipes You Have to Try appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>This crostini is easy to prepare, yet versatile enough to serve as both an appetizer at your next summer get-together or just for yourself should a craving strike. Use whatever fruit you have on hand and serve over some burrata cheese.
There are few things we love more than desserts inspired by other desserts. In this recipe, fresh, juicy peaches are warmed up with a little cinnamon for a cookie that’s sure to satisfy all summer long.
This pastry can be made with whatever stone fruit you have available and is sure to impress even the pickiest eaters. It’s lovely topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream but is equally satisfying when served on its own.
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]]>The post The Healthiest Fruits to Eat When You’re Expecting appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Since they are bursting with vitamin C, citrus fruits are especially healthy for those who are expecting: vitamin C helps babies grow strong bones. In addition, citrus fruits can be helpful in preventing nausea and regulating digestion, so they may help with morning sickness too.
Kiwis have lots of folic acid, which is well-known as an important supplement for pregnant people. Folic acid helps prevent fetal growth defects. Kiwi may also help promote a better oxygen flow through the blood to the fetus by making it easier for the blood to absorb iron.
As a great source of potassium, bananas can help with a range of discomforts experienced in pregnancy. They can help regulate blood pressure and fluid, and they help with muscle soreness as well as leg cramps, swollen feet, and other aches and pains.
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]]>The post What to Make With September Fruit appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>September heralds stone fruits like peaches, plums, and nectarines. These fruits make great on-the-go snacks because they can be eaten with one hand. A great dish to make with them is peach cobbler, which really hits the balanced notes of a summer/fall dish that September requires thanks to the bright juicy peach flavors combined with cinnamon and warm spices.
These dark berries are delicious to pop in your mouth fresh by the handful, and are especially expensive when they’re not in season so it’s a good idea to take advantage when they’re available. One yummy and classic dish you can make is blueberry pancakes. If you like you can also cook down both of the berries with sugar for a syrup to pour on top as well.
Melons are a great snack for the warmer beginning of September, as they are juicy, bright, and refreshing. They come in big sizes so it’s easy to cut them up and have the slices for a snack throughout the week. Because they’re so sweet and juicy, melons are a common ingredient in green smoothies. They help take the edge off the “healthy” taste and add a special something as well.
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]]>The post Banana Split On a Stick is a Summer Hit appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Banana split on a stick is a healthier version of the popular dessert. Instead of using flavored syrups, it uses real fruit, and instead of ice cream, you can use dark chocolate that will harden in the fridge. There’s less sugar in it and it’s more fun to eat, which makes it even better than the original. It’s a great way to get your kids to eat some fruit if they are picky eaters.
How do you make a banana split on a stick? Get some wooden skewers and slice your bananas, strawberries, and pineapple to get the same-sized slices. Place the fruits on the skewers and dip in some dark chocolate. You can finish the dessert with some crunched nuts or colorful sprinkles before placing it in the fridge to cool down.
You can eat them straight from the skewers, without additional dishes or utensils.
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