|  Sodium intake is increasingly being watched by consumers, regulators and health groups as public service organizations are referring to high sodium diets as the single greatest problem in the American diet. Whether it’s a traditional turkey sandwich or a pasta primavera, favorite foods can still be enjoyed when trying to reduce sodium.
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When you determine that you want to get good nutrition and eat healthier foods, you don’t want to sacrifice taste. But there are many new foods and beverages available that are great for you, and surprisingly delicious.
Continue reading Healthy foods that taste great Rain showers and blooming flowers aren’t the only things that will be kind to your sense of smell this spring. It’s also the time of year when you start to bake up homemade breads, cookies, and moist crumbly muffins.
Continue reading Discover fabulous new recipes this spring “White or wheat?” Restaurant patrons are often presented with this familiar, yet inaccurate, question when ordering toast or a sandwich. Given the confusion between whole and enriched grain products, it’s not surprising that this phrase is universally accepted among the general public. The truth is, whole (wheat) and enriched (white) wheat bread are both wheat-based products and part of a healthy diet.
Continue reading A slice of nutrition advice on wheat When you hear the term “bulk,” do you envision 5 gallon containers and think, “I just don’t need that much of anything?” Actually, one of the advantages of buying in bulk is that you can buy a pinch or a pound. A natural foods expert offers tips for your trip to the bulk aisle, where you’ll find herbs and spices, gourmet nuts and granola, whole-leaf teas and even body-care items. Read More on “Buying from bulk bins saves cents, makes sense”
News Syndication by Ramberg Global Content News Name a famous chef, and it’s pretty likely that, if their restaurant empires aren’t headquartered in New York, they have an outpost here. Whether you save up for one special night at a top-of-the-line restaurant or put your year’s vacation budget toward trying multiple hotspots, dining at a top-flight restaurant is an essential part of any foodie’s trip. Read More on “A foodie destination like no other: New York City”
News Syndication by Ramberg Global Content News The holidays have come and gone, and the long haul to the first day of spring can certainly take a toll on mood and energy levels. Don’t let the winter doldrums get you down. Lifting your spirits may be as easy as eating the right mood foods. Read More on “Mood foods to beat the winter blues”
News Syndication by Ramberg Global Content News Want to do something good for your heart? Find new ways to increase your intake of potassium. This nutrient may help reduce the risk of high blood pressure and promote heart health. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reports that diets containing foods that are a good source of potassium and that are low in sodium may help reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke. Read More on “10 reasons to fall in love with potatoes”
News Syndication by Ramberg Global Content News If you’re planning a trip to the capital of Louisiana, you know there’s plenty to see and do. Baton Rouge is the heart of the Deep South and offers something to inspire each and every one of your senses. Read More on “Let your 5 senses be inspired by the best of Baton Rouge”
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It’s pretty easy to fall into a baking rut. There’s the classic chocolate chip cookie, or maybe your kids have a home-baked favorite that you’ve made a thousand times. Once you get a recipe down, it sometimes feels easier to just go with what you know. But many bakers find that getting creative in the kitchen can be rewarding – literally.
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