Did you know cranberries are 90% water? Tart but juicy, cranberries are not only vibrant in color, but are bursting with flavor. October is the perfect time to head to a bog and pick some of this yummy fruit in celebration of National Cranberry Month!   Cranberries are in the season this month, in October,…

Did you know that cranberries are one of the only fruits native to North America? Cranberries are indigenous to five states in America and can be enjoyed in numerous ways. From juices to sauces, there is no wrong way to celebrate National Cranberry Month this October.   Cranberries are not only delicious, but they are…

Did you know that October is National Cranberry Month? How about…did you know cranberries may help prevent urinary tract infections?   Cranberries are one of those fruits that are filled with health benefits that many don’t know about. Luckily, I am here to help you learn more about this versatile fruit this month.   Benefits…

Did you know that October is National Cranberry Month?  As the holidays are approaching, cranberries are often used in various traditional recipes, which makes nowa great time to learn more about the delicious cranberry!   You maythink of cranberries as just a simple, sweet and tarty fruit that you eat during Thanksgiving as a sauce,…

Cranberries are one of the few fruits native to North America. However, you may only think of cranberries around Thanksgiving.   If that’s the case, you are missing out! Cranberries are a nutrient-dense fruit that should be incorporated into your diet all year round. They can add color and texture to an already great meal, add…

Did you know that October is National Cranberry Month? Cranberries add great color to your meals and offer a refreshing taste.  The 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recognize cranberries as a nutrient-dense fruit!  They are a great source of antioxidants and have anti-cancer properties.   Cranberry Facts   According to a study conducted by the…

Cranberries have been a celebrated fruit every October since 2002, but their legacy is so much older than that. Cranberries were used by Native Americans to make a traditional dish called pemmican. Pemmican was a sustainable meal composed of hunted protein mixed with melted fat and cranberries. This meal was a staple to keep Native…

National Eat a Cranberry Day is coming up on November 23rd. What better time to celebrate cranberries than a few days before Thanksgiving? Cranberries are a trademark for the Thanksgiving holiday feast and many other holiday celebrations.  Today, I encourage you to eat a cranberry (or a couple) and create amazing recipes that focus on…

In this Issue: Fish Oil and Red Yeast Rice May Help Lower Blood Cholesterol Tea Drinking Associated with Increased Bone Mineral Density Have a Salad Plate as Colorful as Autumn’s Leaves 3 Great Ways to Fall into Fitness Be Wary of Gobbling Thanksgiving Calories Feature Food of the Month: Cranberries Healthy Recipe: Poached Pears in…

Below are some tips on how to incorporate fruit into your holiday menu: Fruit can make a great refreshing dessert! Mix together fresh raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries with orange juice in a bowl. Place the mixture into the refrigerator for a few hours so that the flavors can blend before serving. Top a mixed fruit…