Sentences with phrase «serious about fruit»

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The serious answer that follows talks about «forming an alternative culture, where it is easier to be good and where the fruits of the Spirit are cultivated,» while embracing orthodoxy to the point of emphasising the bodily resurrection of Christ.

China's Cold Chain Logistics Expected to Come to Its Prominence By Fruit Expo Organizing Committee Roughly 95 % fruits produced in China are transported at a normal temperature which results in a serious loss that about 120 million tonnes of fruit products go rotten each Fruit Expo Organizing Committee Roughly 95 % fruits produced in China are transported at a normal temperature which results in a serious loss that about 120 million tonnes of fruit products go rotten each fruit products go rotten each year.

Tressa Eaton from Serious Eats says, «Urban fruit - harvesting engages a community, makes community members aware of their own local (and often organic) food resources, provides an opportunity for neighbors to meet over the boughs of fruit trees, and brings up important questions about public space.

If you want to shed excess pounds and maintain a healthy weight long - term, and RADICALLY reduce (and in many cases virtually eliminate) your risk of diabetes, heart disease and cancer, then get serious about restricting your consumption of fructose to no more than 25 grams per day, with a maximum of 15 grams a day from fresh fruit.

This is a good sign: more people are becoming serious about their health and having a higher daily fruit and vegetable intake.

If Dr. Willett is serious about eliminating starches and sugars, then his recommended diet will presumably look like the Cordain — Eades — Sisson — Wolf — de Vany low - carb Paleo diet: the recommended plant foods must be fruits and vegetables.

If you're serious about becoming more self - sufficient, a greenhouse can increase your yield of beautifully fresh fruit and veg all year round.

Now I will admit I'm quite the dab hand at «creative» headlines — it's what comes of spending six years as a weekly magazine editor, but sometimes I feel that I am being pigeonholed unfairly, such as when I promoted a story last week about some girls at a pool party who were playing with fruit from a lime tree when the juice reacted with their skin and gave them serious burns.