Not exact matches
Why I
like it: These guys are packed full of
fiber,
potassium, folate
and Vitamin B6, to support heart
and digestive health.
And just like the farming families supplying us for three generations, we're passionate about potatoes - a core ingredient that's virtually fat - free and delivers energy, dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium and ir
And just
like the farming families supplying us for three generations, we're passionate about potatoes - a core ingredient that's virtually fat - free
and delivers energy, dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium and ir
and delivers energy, dietary
fiber, vitamin C,
potassium and ir
and iron.
I used a chia / flax egg in place of the eggs (You can also use just a flax egg), they have reduced sugar, great
fiber,
and are loaded with vitamins
like Potassium.
They are also higher in
fiber and vitamin A in comparison to the white potato but in turn the white potato contains higher values of minerals
like iron, magnesium
and potassium.
You'll be getting
potassium and fiber from the avocados as well as additional
fiber, phytonutrients,
and minerals
like iron from the spinach.
Soak just a few of them in a bit of water overnight
and they turn into this naturally sugary dream that's also high in
fiber,
potassium and believe it or not, they're lower in sugar than most all other dried fruits such as dates
and raisins (though I
like those too).
Capsaicin aside, all pepper varieties are low in calories
and high in nutrients
like vitamins A & C,
fiber,
potassium,
and folic acid.
They are a great source of dietary
fiber and the all - important antioxidants;
and when it comes to vitamins
and minerals,
like potassium and magnesium, they are a great source of those as well.
I was also pleasantly surprised by all its sunny health benefits — papaya is anti-inflammatory due to a wealth of vitamin C
and beta - carotene,
and some special enzymes,
and contains other good stuff
like potassium, magnesium, copper,
fiber and folate, etc. (the list is quite long).
Bananas provide essential pre
and post workout nutrients
like fiber, B Vitamins
and potassium, that do everything from providing sustained energy to promoting healthy muscle performance.
There are only 24 calories per piece but they're loaded with dietary
fiber and nutrients
like potassium.
It contains plentiful amounts of vitamins
and minerals
and nutrients
like fiber, protein, iron, niacin, manganese, phosphorus,
potassium, zinc, copper
and magnesium.
Adding potatoes to a healthy soup
like this is a great way to add a little extra nutrition, since they are naturally fat free, high in vitamin C
and great sources of
fiber and potassium.
They are rich in nutrients
like potassium, beta carotene, vitamin B6,
and vitamin C,
and a good source of dietary
fiber.
And just like the farming families supplying us for three generations, we're passionate about potatoes - a core ingredient that's virtually fat - free and delivers energy, dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium and ir
And just
like the farming families supplying us for three generations, we're passionate about potatoes - a core ingredient that's virtually fat - free
and delivers energy, dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium and ir
and delivers energy, dietary
fiber, vitamin C,
potassium and ir
and iron.
This winter squash also packs plenty of
fiber (nearly 40 % of the daily recommendation)
and is bursting with essential minerals,
like magnesium
and potassium, which are thought to promote healthy bones
and blood pressure.
These vegetables also contain minerals
like potassium and are high in
fiber.
Bananas are all packed with tons of good stuff
like vitamin B6, manganese, vitamin C,
potassium, dietary
fiber,
and potassium.
It does have some great minerals
and vitamins,
like Vitamin A, E,
and D, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus,
potassium, selenium, iron,
fiber, zinc
and calcium!
Whether you're pregnant, hoping to be pregnant or postpartum, this Red
and Green Frittata is loaded with essential nutrients
like protein,
fiber, calcium, Vitamin C
and potassium.
The veggie is high in vitamins A, B6,
and C,
and contains nutrients
like fiber, magnesium, riboflavin,
potassium,
and phosphorus.
In addition to the natural
fiber they bring, sweetening with fruit also provides essential vitamins
and minerals
like potassium and magnesium.
Rich in «good» fats (think mono -
and polyunsaturated fatty acids), belly - filling protein
and fiber,
and numerous other vitamins
and minerals
like iron, vitamin E, calcium,
and potassium, almonds are an excellent addition to any prenatal
and post-delivery diet.
It's also packed with filling
fiber and good - for - you nutrients
like potassium and vitamins C, K,
and B6.
This veggie - filled alternative swaps out saturated fat
and added salt for more
fiber and nutrients
like vitamins A
and K,
potassium,
and manganese, which acts as a great metabolism booster as you enjoy the holiday dishes to come.
On the other hand, lemon offers plenty of essential nutrients
like calcium, iron,
potassium, vitamins C, A
and B - complex
and pectin
fiber,
and has well - recognized immunity - boosting
and antibacterial properties.
Go for
fiber (shoot for at least 25 grams daily)
and foods rich in
potassium (aim for 4,700 milligrams per day)
like whole grains, fruits,
and vegetables.
The
potassium,
fiber,
and mineral - filled Medjool dates have a caramel -
like flavor that perfectly sweetens smoothies.
[1] They're also high in vitamin C,
fiber,
and essential minerals
like potassium.
By consuming more plant - based foods
and beverages in your diet you are also consuming more phytochemicals, as well as all of the important nutrients found in these foods
like fiber,
potassium,
and other essential vitamins
and minerals.
This Tropical Fruit Salad is filled with vitamins A, C, along with
fiber and minerals
like potassium.
It's a take on a good - ol» steakhouse creamed spinach that is gluten -
and dairy - free, switches out the spinach for kale,
and is packed with folate, as well as other important methylation nutrients
like magnesium,
potassium, B2, B3, B6
and prebiotic
fibers.
Rich in minerals
like phosphorous,
potassium,
and vitamins E
and C, the nuts are also frequently made into a flour that's perfect for most baking recipes,
and also can be added to smoothies for a bit of extra protein,
fiber,
and nutrition.
It is rich in other nutrients
like iron,
potassium, vitamin E, copper, manganese
and a good source of
fiber.
They are full of all the good stuff
like folate, magnesium,
potassium, B6
and are also packed with
fiber.
This also means you're getting all of the benefits that an avocado provides,
and that regular ice cream surely doesn't provide,
like potassium,
fiber, healthy fat in the form of monounsaturated
and polyunsaturated fat,
and added protein.
Fennel seeds are a rich source of dietary
fiber, as well as of minerals
like copper, iron, calcium,
potassium, manganese, selenium, zinc,
and magnesium.
Fruit is a nutritious food that comes up with essential
fiber and vitamins
like vitamin C,
potassium and folate.
Strawberries provide a good amount of
fiber and contain minerals
like potassium, magnesium,
and phosphorus.
You can also rely on beets for getting a good dose of minerals
like manganese, magnesium,
and potassium,
and also folate
and fiber.
Did you know that sauerkraut isn't just loaded with beneficial bacteria, it is also a really good source of
fiber,
and it contains a wealth of vitamins
like C as well as K, minerals
like iron, as well as
potassium as well as trace elements
like zinc.
It's high in
fiber,
potassium, vitamin C
and B6
and also has trace minerals
like zinc, calcium, phosphorus
and copper.
Part of the root family, they have huge amounts of beta - carotene, manganese, copper,
fiber, B6,
potassium, iron
and just about anything else you think you could possibly pack into a small potato -
like case.
Fruits are a great source of
potassium,
fiber,
and energizing nutrients that are great to pair with whole grain recipes
like these muffins for a balanced morning meal.
Soak just a few of them in a bit of water overnight
and they turn into this naturally sugary dream that's also high in
fiber,
potassium and believe it or not, they're lower in sugar than most all other dried fruits such as dates
and raisins (though I
like those too).
Beets are high in immune - boosting vitamin C,
fiber,
and essential minerals
like potassium — essential for healthy nerve
and muscle function
and manganese — good for your bones, liver, kidneys,
and pancreas.
They're also rich in nutrients
like potassium, beta - carotene, vitamin B6,
and vitamin C,
and a good source of dietary
fiber.
They also provide plenty of
fiber and a nice dose of vitamin C for immunity
and stress support,
potassium for healthy blood pressure levels,
and minerals
like magnesium, iron,
and calcium to nourish the adrenals
and bring balance back to the body.
Plus, there's the added bonus of
fiber and nutrients
like iron,
potassium,
and vitamin A.
Winter squash are also a good source of vitamin C,
potassium,
fiber, trace minerals
like copper
and manganese,
and even contain some anti-inflammatory omega - 3 fats.