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Artichokes

Once the tough outer leaves are trimmed, you will be rewarded with a tender interior. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g serving, there […]

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Beets

This root vegetable’s deep color, matched by its rich flavor, enhances the presentation of any dish. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g serving,

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Butternut Squash

The bright orange flesh of this squash carries a nutty flavor when cooked till tender. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g serving, there

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Spinach

Its soft leaves work well as salad greens or can be cooked down to concentrate its flavor. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g

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Chia Seeds

These seeds are best used when combined with liquid and formed into a gel like consistency. Nutrition highlights:Per 1 tbsp

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Cucumbers

Offering a refreshing crunch, cucumbers require minimal preparation and work well tossed in salads. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g serving, there are

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Celery

The stalks of this vegetable have a minty crisp and are often used as a standalone snack or a flavor

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Radishes

Radishes, found in a variety of colors and shapes, provide a sharp bite when eaten raw and become more mild

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Sweet Potatoes

This starchy vegetable provides more nutrients than a regular potato and adds great color to any meal.Nutrition highlights:Per 100g (baked)

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Brussel Sprouts

Shaped like tiny cabbages, brussel sprouts can be shredded raw into salads or cooked till tender. Nutrition highlights:Per 100g serving,

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