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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    Toxic Things Hiding in Almost Every Kitchen (and Safer Swaps)

    A typical plastic cutting board may seem safe, but over time it develops tiny scratches from knives. Food particles can …

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    Poltava Roll: A Pork Roll That’s Best Served Cold

    In the classic Poltava roll, half a kilogram of pork is ground and mixed with half a cup of water, half a beaten egg, crushed garlic, salt, and pepper to…

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    Ostrobothnia Is Emerging as a New ‘Blue Zone’

    “Blue Zones” refer to areas where an unusually high number of people live to a very old age while staying active and socially connected. The classic list of Blue Zones…

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    Layered Zucchini Cake That’s a Perfect Seasonal Appetizer

    This delicious appetizer features layers of zucchini cakes spread with a garlicky sour cream and layered with slices of juicy tomatoes. Ingredients: 2 zucchinis; 3 eggs; 4 tomatoes; 300 g…

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    Make Plum Ketchup: A Sweet-and-Sour Homemade Condiment

    This homemade ketchup won’t taste like the store-bought kind — it uses only natural ingredients with no artificial flavor enhancers. The plum-based sauce has a rich flavor on its own,…

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    Vegan Dog Food Is Rising — Can Dogs Thrive Without Meat?

    In the United Kingdom, the popularity of vegan dog food is on the rise. A new study reported by the Daily Mail reveals that a plant-based diet can provide pets…

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    How to Make Crispy Armenian Sauerkraut — and Why the New Moon Helps

    To achieve the crispiest and most flavorful sauerkraut, choose firm heads of white cabbage and ferment them during the new moon. Ingredients: 1.5 kg white cabbage, 100 g carrots, 50…

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    How to Make Candied Quince

    Making candied quince takes a bit of time and patience, but the end result is well worth the effort. These sweet slices make a delightful addition to tea or can…

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    These foods age your brain — a 15-year study names the biggest culprits

    We know that nutrition affects weight and overall health. However, as reported by the Daily Mail, a major study has shown that it is also directly linked to the rate…

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    How Heat Makes Us Crave Sugar — and What to Do About It

    When the weather heats up, our hands instinctively reach for a bottle of sugary soda or a scoop of ice cream. A new study reported by the Daily Mail finds…

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    Dolma: The Stuffed-Leaf Dish UNESCO Protects

    The name “dolma” comes from a Turkic word meaning “stuffed.” This dish, part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, usually consists of rice mixed with ground meat wrapped in grape leaves,…

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    Meet Boombites: the grape with a cherry-red core and triple the resveratrol

    A new fruit called “Boombites” has hit the shelves in Great Britain. At first glance, it resembles a regular grape, but when you bite into it, it reveals rich, dark-red…

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    Pumpkin Marmalade: Homemade Fall Flavor in a Jar

    Once upon a time, pumpkins were not used as food but rather as containers for water. Nowadays, we use pumpkins in pies, smoothies, and even to make coffee. One of…

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    How Small Doses of Artificial Sweeteners May Speed Up Brain Aging

    Researchers in Brazil investigated the effects of six common artificial sweeteners: aspartame, saccharin, potassium acesulfame, erythritol, xylitol, and sorbitol. A Daily Mail report says regular consumption of these sweeteners was…

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    Honey and Lemon: Two Simple Lemonades to Make Right Now

    Here are recipes that keep the best of both honey and lemon. In lemons, you’ll find vitamin C, B vitamins, organic acids (citric, malic), antioxidants (rutin, polyphenols, flavonoids), minerals (potassium,…

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    Open-Faced Sour Cream Pie with Seasonal Fruit

    Add seasonal berries or fruit to the sour cream filling of this open pie — apricots, plums, apples, pears, cherries, currants, and more. Ingredients: flour — 250 g + for…

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    How to Make Mom’s Sour-Cream Cake from Childhood

    To make a classic sour cream cake, you’ll need to bake two layers — a light one and a dark one. Sour cream will be used for both the layers…

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    How to Keep Fall Wasps Away Without Killing Them

    After a warm summer, the wasp population can explode. That creates a problem: wasp queens stop laying eggs, their nests reach the end of their life cycle, and worker wasps…

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    September Rosehip and Honey Infusion — Double the Benefits

    Harvest rosehips before the first frost — these berries are highly biologically active. They aren’t eaten raw, but when combined with honey the two ingredients amplify each other’s healing effects.…

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    Why Your Mouth Tastes Bitter — What It Means and How to Fix It

    An unpleasant sensation of bitterness in the mouth is usually the result of backflow of duodenal contents into the stomach and then up into the esophagus. This can allow bile…

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    Raspberry-Honey Tonic: A Summer in a Bottle

    Honey contains over 60 enzymes, vitamins, and minerals. If you consume 50 grams of honey daily in several doses for two months, your overall health will noticeably improve. And that’s…

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    Hmyz: the crunchy fried cookie that defined 1970s childhood

    What was the not-so-healthy but highly coveted homemade treat from grandma that defined childhood in the 1970s? Hmyz, often called crispy treats, are delicate, flaky cookies made from wheat flour,…

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    Why Gourmets Love Green: The Pull of Unripe Fruits, Veggies, and Chlorophyll

    In recent years, there’s been a growing trend toward eating green-colored foods — unripe berries, green fruits and vegetables, and fresh juices made from leafy plants. Social media influencers and…

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    5 Foods You Should Never Freeze

    Freezing is a fantastic way to preserve food, reduce waste, and save money. Foods such as meat, cheese, and mushrooms handle freezing temperatures quite well. But a few foods become…

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    How Ketchup Went From a Diarrhea Remedy to a Beloved Condiment

    Here’s a striking statistic that underscores ketchup’s importance and ubiquity: 97 percent of American households use it. But it’s equally beloved in many other countries around the globe. Throughout its…

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    How to Make Carpathian Porcini Mushroom Soup

    Carpathian mushroom soup—made with porcini mushrooms—is a traditional first course built on locally sourced, organic ingredients. People in the Carpathians make this dish with forest mushrooms and garden vegetables like…

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    5 Foods That Ruin Your Nonstick Pan

    Nonstick coatings make cooking delicate foods like seafood, omelets, potato pancakes, and fritters a breeze. However, there are certain foods you should avoid cooking on them. Butter and Margarine Cooking…

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    Why You Add Sesame Oil at the End of This Asian Chicken Soup

    Traditional Thai tom yum, Vietnamese pho, Chinese soups, and Japanese ramen all use chicken broth as a base, each featuring characteristic vegetables and local spices. In this version, we use…

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    Are Tomatoes and Cucumbers a Bad Salad Combo?

    Together or Separate? Tomatoes and cucumbers are packed with vitamins B and C, as well as potassium, beta-carotene, and chlorogenic acid—a phenolic compound that helps regulate blood pressure. Additionally, tomatoes…

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    Freeze It or Pickle It: How to Store Cauliflower for Winter

    Pickling is a great way to make ready-to-eat snacks, while freezing preserves cauliflower’s natural flavor for use in soups, stir-fries, casseroles, and stews. Pickling gives you an immediately delicious snack,…

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    How a Low‑FODMAP Diet Calms Your Gut and Eases IBS

    Many people are familiar with symptoms like bloating, excessive gas, or stomach discomfort. Often these issues are linked to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) — a condition that diminishes the quality…

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    A 5,000-year-old cow tooth suggests cattle hauled Stonehenge’s bluestones from Wales

    Researchers from the British Geological Survey (BGS), Cardiff University, and University College London have examined a cow tooth intentionally left near the entrance of Stonehenge during its construction between 2995…

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    The Best Oven-Baked Stuffed Peppers for the Season

    Sweet bell peppers pack a huge vitamin C punch — about 200 mg per 100 g. They’re also rich in B vitamins, carotene, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, cobalt, chromium, sodium,…

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    How to Keep Your Feet Smooth, Sweat-Free, and Sand-Ready This Summer

    Research from psychologists at the University of Massachusetts found that the most attractive part of a woman’s body, according to men, is her legs. Men’s interest really does start at…

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    Make Zucchini-and-Apple Preserves for Winter

    Right now, zucchini and apple preserves are in vogue, as both ingredients are seasonal fruits that will be more valuable in winter than they are at the August market. Zucchini’s…

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    Vegetarian diets slash risk of some cancers, large study finds

    Better sleep, a healthier heart, improved brain function, a robust digestive system, and a stronger immune response… Researchers continue to uncover a strong link between a diet rich in plant-based…

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    5 Real Ways to Stop Snoring — From Nasal Strips to Singing

    It’s common for one partner to snore loudly, disrupting their partner’s sleep. It often feels like nothing can stop someone from snoring. This article was inspired by research from the…

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    What Your Pizza Toppings Reveal About Your Personality

    It turns out the pizza toppings people choose can reveal a lot about them. At least, that’s what researchers believe. Dr. Alan Hirsch, director of the Smell and Taste Treatment…

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    How a Vinegar-Free Winter Salad Stays Fresh

    Once you’ve mastered a few winter recipes, try this hot salad of tomatoes and rice to take your preserving skills up a notch. The vegetables blend with onions and round…

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    Homemade “Fanta” with apricots: a refreshing drink recipe for hot days or a winter preparation.

    are valued for their ability to boost immunity, promote heart health, enhance vision, and aid digestion. These fruits are rich in fiber, antioxidants, and minerals. Vitamins A, C, and E…

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    Stuffed tomatoes: a recipe with cheese

    Thanks to their content of plant glycosides (saponins and anthocyanins) and various acids (folic, ascorbic, citric, oxalic, tartaric, malic, glycolic, succinic, linoleic, palmitic, ferulic, and caffeic), tomatoes enhance vision, rejuvenate…

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    Hamburger: from a fairground snack to conquering the world.

    The name of the world-famous fast food dish that celebrated its 125th anniversary on July 27 refers to Germany’s second-largest city, yet this product has no direct connection to Hamburg.…

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    The way a person consumes eggs can reveal a lot about them.

    According to a study commissioned by the British Egg Producers, your favorite way of preparing and enjoying this popular food can reveal a lot about your personality. Researchers surveyed over…

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    A simple recipe for winter: tomatoes in their own juice.

    This unconventional technique is sure to surprise those who can’t imagine vegetable preservation without hot or cold brine. In this method, neither water nor traditional preservatives are added at all.…

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    On the outside, they seem so different: the tomato is the ancestor of the potato.

    When it comes to taste, there’s probably no greater contrast than between fried or boiled potatoes and juicy Mediterranean tomatoes. However, scientists have discovered that these two vegetables are not…

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    10 products that may disappear because Generation Z “doesn’t eat that.”

    Members of the , or Zoomers, were born in the late 1990s to early 2010s. In the eyes of their predecessors, they have earned a reputation for having quite extravagant…

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    Lightly salted tomatoes: a recipe without brine.

    This pickling method takes two to three days. To prevent lightly salted tomatoes from spoiling or developing mold in the heat, it’s best to store them in the refrigerator. Ingredients:…

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    Taste of summer: recipe for Cypriot-style fried fish

    In Cyprus, the star dish at seaside restaurants is traditionally freshly caught fish, quickly fried to a crispy perfection. It pairs beautifully with , fresh bread, and a glass of…

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