Check out your local farmers markets to get the best produce in town. Also less expensive!
Peaches - these are a good source of vitamin C and I love adding frozen peaches to my protein shakes.
Grapes - these make a great quick snack. They are a good source of vitamins C and K. Have you ever tried frozen grapes? They also are good tossed into a salad or to eat with cheese.
Cantaloupe - another favorite and packed with vitamins A and C. It is great to eat for breakfast.
Cherries - I absolutely love cherries but they can get rather expensive. They contain vitamin C and fiber. You can add these to salads and smoothies but I enjoy them best as they are.
Mangoes - this is another fruit I enjoy as is but you can easily add to a salad or smoothie. They are good sources of vitamins A and C.
Watermelon - I think this is the ultimate summer fruit. I like this one served as cold as possible. Good source of vitamins A and C.
Clean eaters often enjoy a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast or sometimes during the day. Have you ever wondered the difference between steel-cut oats versus rolled oats? There are several differences between it and the typical rolled oat variety. These include:
- Much longer cooking time (30 minutes)
- More cholesterol lowering soluble fiber than other oatmeal
- Takes longer to digest so you stay fuller longer
- Chopped with steel blades resulting in a “chewier” oatmeal
Have you tried steel cut oats?
1 comment:
I often eat oatmeal for breakfast at my neighborhood cafe, but I need to get back into the habit of making my own oatmeal at home. Thanks for the advice, and the great reminder about the fiber benefits of oatmeal.
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