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With the fourth annual ongoing efforts to present pears in new and exciting ways and reach new audiences, the organization has embraced the current popularity of hot and spicy snack foods by creating a short, humorous video highlighting pears and hot, spicy and savory chips.
Read MoreTart cherries, also known as sour, dwarf or Montmorency cherries, have become increasingly popular over the last couple of years. Compared to sweet cherries, which tend to be enjoyed fresh, tart cherries are often consumed dried, frozen or juiced.
Read MoreGrapes offer a wealth of health benefits due to their high nutrient and antioxidant contents.
Read MoreBananas are extremely healthy and delicious.They contain several essential nutrients, and have benefits for digestion, heart health and weight loss. Aside from being very nutritious, they are also a highly convenient snack food.
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Studies in both animals and humans indicate that regular consumption of oranges is associated with various health benefits.
Read MoreOrange juice is a very popular drink throughout the world. One of the main differences between orange juice and whole oranges, is that juice is much lower in fiber.
Read MoreConsumption of tomatoes and tomato-based products has been linked to many benefits regarding heart disease, cancer prevention and skin health.
Read MorePears are fat free, and are an excellent source of fiber that contains vitamins and other beneficial nutrients. Several studies suggest that adding pears to the diet aids weight loss, especially when pears replace less healthful or less filling foods.
Read MorePears pack a nutritional punch! Eating two pears every day meets your fruit needs as outlined by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. What could be sweeter?
Read MoreA team carried out an extensive study into the health benefits of eating one of the world’s most favored fruits, concluding that eating an apple a day – like taking cholesterol-reducing medication such as statins – could significantly reduce the U.K.’s heart attack and stroke rates.
Read MoreResearchers from the University of Melbourne have found antioxidants from concentrated tomato and apple peel waste can reduce the growth of cervical and liver cancer cells, reported magazine Australasian Science.
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