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]]>Applesauce is super low in calories and it’s rich in Vitamin C. Not only is it tasty on its own, but it tastes amazing in yogurt and oatmeal. It’s also a great way to add all natural sweetness to baked goods and it can be used as a replacement for wet ingredients like oils and eggs.
Beans are budget-friendly and they are a great plant-based source of protein, fiber, zinc, copper, and iron. Try adding them to pasta, tossing them in a salad, using them in soups or chillies.
Another great natural sweetener, maple syrup contains minerals and antioxidants. Maple pairs wells with fall flavors like pumpkin, nutmeg, apple, pear and it’s amazing in baked goods, as a glaze for salmon or a topper for pancakes.
Pecans add a buttery, nutty flavor to dishes like salad, oatmeal, and baked goods or they taste great on their own as a snack. They’re loaded with healthy fat and can help fight inflamattion.
Pumpkin puree screams fall and it happens to be high in Vitamin A, C, and B. Add it to soups, baked goods, stews, smoothies, oatmeal, or yogurt.
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]]>This seasonal fruit can prevent growth of bacteria and viruses and the juice and the seeds have immune-supporting nutrients like Vitamin C.
Sweet potatoes’ natural orange color is due to beta carotene, an antioxidant that’s converted to Vitamin A in the body. Low amounts of Vitamin A are linked to a compromised immune system, so it’s important to get this nutrient during the fall.
Pile on the homemade cranberry sauce and fill up on cranberry pies as cranberries are loaded with Vitamin C and polyphenols that support immune health.
Pumpkins are synonymous with fall and they’re loaded with beta carotene and Vitamin C. Go ahead and make some pumpkin pie and enjoy your pumpkin spice lattes!
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]]>The post Stock Up on These Nutritious Pantry Staples This Fall appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Applesauce is super low in calories and it’s rich in Vitamin C. Not only is it tasty on its own, but it tastes amazing in yogurt and oatmeal. It’s also a great way to add all natural sweetness to baked goods and it can be used as a replacement for wet ingredients like oils and eggs.
Beans are budget-friendly and they are a great plant-based source of protein, fiber, zinc, copper, and iron. Try adding them to pasta, tossing them in a salad, using them in soups or chillies.
Another great natural sweetener, maple syrup contains minerals and antioxidants. Maple pairs wells with fall flavors like pumpkin, nutmeg, apple, pear and it’s amazing in baked goods, as a glaze for salmon or a topper for pancakes.
Pecans add a buttery, nutty flavor to dishes like salad, oatmeal, and baked goods or they taste great on their own as a snack. They’re loaded with healthy fat and can help fight inflamattion.
Pumpkin puree screams fall and it happens to be high in Vitamin A, C, and B. Add it to soups, baked goods, stews, smoothies, oatmeal, or yogurt.
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]]>The post 4 Fall Superfoods to Boost Your Immune System appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This seasonal fruit can prevent growth of bacteria and viruses and the juice and the seeds have immune-supporting nutrients like Vitamin C.
Sweet potatoes’ natural orange color is due to beta carotene, an antioxidant that’s converted to Vitamin A in the body. Low amounts of Vitamin A are linked to a compromised immune system, so it’s important to get this nutrient during the fall.
Pile on the homemade cranberry sauce and fill up on cranberry pies as cranberries are loaded with Vitamin C and polyphenols that support immune health.
Pumpkins are synonymous with fall and they’re loaded with beta carotene and Vitamin C. Go ahead and make some pumpkin pie and enjoy your pumpkin spice lattes!
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