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Heart friendly foodsFish and seafood, oats and garlic - these are just a few of the nutritional superstar foods that help fight heart disease. Read More.. |
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Guide to Food LabelsYour heart will reap the benefits from changing your diet to one with less saturated fat, we give... |
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Cooking with cheese 12 tips for choosing, storing and cooking cheese. |
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Which olive oil is best? Like fine wine, olive oil takes on the flavours and aromas of its particular region. |
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10 tips for cooking with asparagusAsparagus needs the chillier months to grow, so now is the time to enjoy the freshness of... |
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 | The Facts on Spinach 5Spinach is one of the best sources of the B vitamin folate – a cancer fighter. |  | Tips for going organic5 If you don’t want to go 100 per cent organic, minimise your exposure to agricultural chemicals by buying organic versions of the produce you use most. | Eight weeks to better eating5 Eating habits are just that— habits. Try to alter them all at once and you’ll probably be back to your old ways in no time. But by making a few changes every week over the course of eight weeks, you’ll find yourself with a new way of eating that you can embrace for life. |  | Going gluten-free3 Gwyneth Paltrow promotes it. Jessica Alba considers it Tweet-worthy when she “falls off the wagon” for a day. Gluten-free foods and diets are everywhere. Chances are, if you haven’t already gone gluten-free, you’ve thought about it. But what does that mean, really? And is it the right choice for you? |  | Facts About SoySoy is one of the most nutritious plant foods and the only legume that provides complete protein. |  | Facts About AvocadoLike olives, this unusual fruit is an incredibly concentrated source of healthy fat. |  | Fresh is best - 10 ways to always get fresh fruit and vegetablesMany kinds of vegetables, fruit and perishable goods start to lose nutrition and flavour from the moment they’re harvested. By making 'fresh, local, seasonal’ your mantra, and eating them as soon as possible, you’ll enjoy top taste and great health, while saving money and creating minimal impact on the environment. |  | Buying fresh fruit and vegetablesLook for firm, brightly coloured and blemish-free produce. Avoid wrinkled, cracked or broken skins or dry, brittle stems and, when buying fruit, choose pieces that feel heavy for their size. |  | Buying fresh meat, fish, and shellfishSmell is a good indicator of freshness. Meat should be pink or red.Whole fish should be shiny, with reddish gills and clear, bulging eyes. |  | Organic food vs conventionalDebate about the nutritional benefits of organic food always makes the headlines. One minute it’s the best thing for us; the next it’s an expensive fad. |
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