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1 week ago |
vegan-news.net | Christine Wong |Natalie Norman |Lauren Toyota |Hannah Kaminsky
Fruits are some of the healthiest foods we can add to our diet. Theyâre not just packed with essential vitamins and minerals, like vitamin C and potassium, but theyâre also rich in antioxidants, too. These powerful plant compounds can help tackle free radical damage in the body, which, over time, increases the risk of diseases, like cancer and heart disease. Take blueberries, for example. Research suggests that just one cup of the fruit contains literally thousands of antioxidants.
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2 weeks ago |
vegan-news.net | Natalie Norman |Candice Hutchings |Hannah Kaminsky |Alexandra Shytsman
The people of ancient China had a unique way of warding off evil spirits: peaches. Well, more specifically, the wood from peach trees. Sorcerers or shamans (called Wu) would carry peach rods with them, in a bid to protect ancient rulers from potential evil influences. Thousands of years on, peaches are still a big deal in China, where they have been cultivated for centuries. In fact, the country is now the biggest supplier of the popular fruit.
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1 month ago |
vegan-news.net | Ooh La La |Erin Scott |Minimalist Baker |Natalie Norman
When you think of fruit salad, you might picture a simple bowl of chopped berries and melon, maybe even topped with a helping of cream. While thereâs nothing wrong with that classic version, itâs not exactly thrilling. Fortunately, there are many ways to elevate your fruit salad game. The recipes below will have you craving all kinds of fruit salads, perfect for lunch, dinner, or even dessert.
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2 months ago |
vegan-news.net | Sarah Bond |Natalie Norman |Amy Angelo
April 23, 2025 –Dessert is, arguably, one of lifeâs greatest pleasures. Whether youâre indulging because itâs a special occasion, or simply because itâs a gray weekday and you feel like it, you canât go wrong with a little sweet treat. jump to the recipesThere are many choices when it comes to vegan dessert, and if youâre looking for something with a little less sugar than your average tub of Ben & Jerryâs, for example, you wonât be disappointed either.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Natalie Norman |Micah Siva |Mary Callan
In January 2025, for the eighth year in a row, the US News & World Report crowned the Mediterranean diet as number one for health and well-being. “The Mediterranean diet focuses on quality and lifestyle rather than a single nutrient or food group,” the publication noted. It praised the diet’s emphasis on whole foods, like fruits, vegetables, nuts, and beans, all of which take center stage over processed foods and red meat.
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