Super Foods

Pulses are great tasting, inexpensive, easy to include and deliver a lot of nutritional bang for their buck. They are rich in good quality carbohydrate, protein, rich in nutrients like B vitamins, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, iron and magnesium. Naturally low in gluten, the can be enjoyed by everyone; pick some up today and start to include these nutritional powerhouses at your next meal!

One of the most nutritious foods are so-called everyday herbs and spices – unassuming ingredients used in recipes to add flavor, but which offer so much more than that. Fresh and dried herbs and spices offer a plethora of healthful compounds called phytonutrients, which go far beyond just improving the taste of your food.

It’s easy to get confused about tea, with the seemingly endless array of types in the marketplace – from cranberry apple, to lemon zinger, to orange pekoe, and more. The truth of the matter is that tea, true tea, comes only from one plant: Camellia sinensis, and everything else is technically an ‘infusion’.

Instead of taking a variety of nutritional supplements to supply your body with minerals and vitamins, the most efficient and safe way to do that is just to eat more fruits and vegetables. Each color reflects its contribution to your health.