Not exact matches
Bulk them up by folding in some greens and
whole grains, like the
wheatberries in this squash salad.
Ben - in the UK, you should be able to buy
wheatberries from
Whole Foods in Kensington, London, most health food shops like Holland and Barrett, or the larger branches of Waitrose (the dried lentils and nuts section).
Debbie,
whole wheat (the
wheatberry) is definitely way better than
whole wheat ground up into flour (processed).
Sticking to
whole grains (the
wheatberry is the
whole grain — not
whole wheat bread), legumes, starchy veggies, non-starchy veggies and 1 - 2 servings of fruit a day is successful for almost everyone.
Processed grains should definitely be avoided to reduce inflammation, but real
whole grains (quinoa,
wheatberries, steel cuts oats) and beans / legumes are helpful for inflammation.