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Tag Archives: fruit
Snack Smarter
Snacking has become a nearly universal behavior. Nearly 97% of Americans are snacking at least once per day, with more than 40% snacking three to four times. What you choose to snack on should match your health goals and can … Continue reading
You Can Eat the Skin of a Kiwi fruit?!
YES! You read that correctly, you can, in fact, eat the skin of a kiwi fruit! As a busy working mother of three, I am always looking for ways to save time, mess and increase nutrition. I came across this … Continue reading
Papples: You won’t be disappointed!
Walking through the produce section the other day, one of my favorite produce guys, Karl, came running up to me enthusiastically describing this new fruit. For those of you who don’t know Karl, he and I share a passion for great produce, … Continue reading
Lemondrop Melon. A family favorite.
Ask my 4-year old what her favorite fruit is, and you will get a resounding “Lemondrop Melon!”. Melon season is always a favorite at our home and lemondrop is a frequent flyer. The taste is a super-sweet honeydew melon with … Continue reading
Frozen Bananas- Not for just for banana bread!
One of my kids’ favorite snacks came about completely on accident. Growing up, when bananas became too ripe to eat (with brown speckles), they would get tossed (whole) into the freezer to be saved up for making delicious banana bread. … Continue reading