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We all know the feeling of being lazy and having no energy to do anything. Whether it’s struggling to get out of bed, getting work done, meeting up with friends or loved ones, trying to go to the...
What type of food do you crave most? Ice cream? French fries? Pizza? Burritos? Chips? Chocolate? Doughnuts?
It can be very difficult to steer away from these certain high sugar, high fat craving temptations....
What’s So Special About Turmeric?
This powerful spice contains many uses and impressive benefits. Turmeric is a common spice used in many dishes around the world, especially Indian cuisine. Benefits...
Sugar is a tough subject. Many people try to quit sugar just like others trying to quit drug and alcohol addictions. The sugar industry isn’t trying to help you out either. Manufactures manipulate sugar...
Garlic can contain health-promoting benefits; however, this depends on the way you prepare and cook it. Garlic adds both flavor and nutrition to almost any dish you like to prepare. This article will...
Let’s Begin with a little history lesson of corn …
It took seven thousand years to transform teosinte (our wild ancestor corn) into our modern corn which contains ultra-sweet kernels. The transformation...
Everything you need to know about potatoes will be talked about over this article. From the history to how to pick the best and most-healthiest potatoes in our supermarkets. We will cover it all.
Let’s...
Let us begin with a little history lesson about carrots…
The wild ancestor of our present-day orange carrot is a plant with a purple taproot that is native to Afghanistan. It was first cultured...
Let us begin with a little history about the root crop: Beets
Our farming ancestors began to cultivate beets about 6,000 years ago and for many of those years, people only ate the leaves, much like...
A Brief History About Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes belong to the morning glory family, not the potato family. Sweet potatoes started in Central American or northern South America, whereas our common...
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