Two whole eggplants

How to Microwave & Bake Eggplant

Eggplants belong to the nightshade plant family, which includes tomatoes and potatoes. Eggplants are high in dietary fiber, containing 2.5 g per 3 1/2-oz. serving. They’re also rich in potassium and vitamins B1 and B6, and are good sources of folic acid, niacin, magnesium and phosphorous.

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yogurt in a glass jars

Is Yogurt Alkaline or Acidic?

If the yogurt section of your local dairy case seems to have expanded in the last few years, it could be because yogurt is big business in the United States -- Americans spend almost 7 billion dollars a year on the cultured dairy product, according to the National Yogurt Association.

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Toasted pumpkin seeds overflowing a wooden bowl

Can I Eat Pumpkin Seed Shells?

Pumpkins are something of a natural two-for-one deal. Whether you use them to make jack-o-lanterns or pie, all pumpkins contain a valuable prize in their pulpy core -- nutritious, edible seeds.

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Breakfast

What Is the Difference Between Muesli & Granola?

Muesli and granola are virtually indistinguishable on the grocery store shelf. Despite sharing many common ingredients and remarkably similar histories, however, the two oat-based cereals are actually quite different.

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