Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Thank You Veggie Much

What did the apple skin say to the apple?
I’ve got you covered, due to the fact that a medium apple with the skin contains 4.4 grams of fiber. Without the skin, you're only getting 2.1 grams, not even enough to qualify it as a “good source of fiber” (the cutoff is 3 grams).

Why do mushrooms get invited to all the vegetable parties?
Because they’re such fungis (Get it? Get it? Fun guys!) Plus, everybody digs the fact that their long chain polysaccharides, particularly alpha and beta glucan molecules, provide a beneficial effect on

What is King Kong's favorite food?
Ape-ricots …* cough * … excuse me… I meant apricots, because they’re full of beta-carotene and fiber.

Knock Knock!


Who's there?



Bean



.
Bean who?




Bean a while since I last saw ya! Since then, I’ve learned that beans contain a wide range of cancer-fighting plant chemicals, specifically isoflavones and phytosterols which are associated with reduced cancer risk.



What happens when you sit on a grape?


It gives a little wine, and everyone knows that red-wine tannins contain procyanidins, which protect against heart disease.

Why are radishes smart?



Because they’re so well-red! Plus, with a very low calorie count (less than 20 calories in an entire cup), radishes are a great way to add nutrients, fiber and tons of flavor to your meals without compromising your health.
What did the sweet potato say to the pumpkin?

I yam what I yam, which is a great nutritional source with over 400% of your daily needs for vitamin A in one medium spud, as well as loads of fiber and potassium.







1 comment:

  1. We have heard it once we have heard it a thousand time. 'Eat your veggies'. Most of us heard this more than anything during our childhood. All you could think of as a child was when you get older you will never eat another one again. Who needs those things anyway? I hate to break the news to you, but fruits and veggies are a very important part of our diets. You can't live without them. Oh you can, but you will either gain weight or feel like shit in the long run. Go a week without eating any, you will see what I mean. I guess the problem is, we tend to over cook veggies. We cook them to the point that they are either mush or they don't have the taste they once had. This is the worst thing that you can do to them. When you over cook a veggie, you rob of it of everything that makes it good for you. This is very foolish and a waste of money. A person should eat 5-10 servings of veggies per day. I know you have had that pounded into your head while you were at school. It sucks to learn they were actually telling the truth doesn't it?

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