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How to Avoid Food Poisoning at Home
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03.22.2019

How to Avoid Food Poisoning at Home

By Erin Wyatt a Recent ASU Nutrition Student When we sit down at the kitchen table for dinner, ready to dive into our meal, food…

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Beans, Beans the Magical Fruit…
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03.20.2019

Beans, Beans the Magical Fruit…

By Morgan Crawford a Recent ASU Nutrition Student   Beans and legumes have been a staple of many diets throughout the world for centuries. Some…

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Tomato Soup
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03.18.2019

Tomato Soup

By Alexandra Pettit It’s that time of year where everyone is catching the ick. A recipe for tomato soup is sure to get you back…

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How to Eat Healthy in an Airport
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03.15.2019

How to Eat Healthy in an Airport

By Erin Wyatt A Recent ASU Nutrition Student   With the next long holiday weekend approaching in May, you may find yourself in an airport.…

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What’s in season? Eggplant
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03.08.2019

What’s in season? Eggplant

Erika Guzman A Recent ASU Nutrition Student When vegetables are in season, it usually means it’s very tasty and it’s cheap! This season, it’s eggplant!…

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4 Easy Ways to Get More Fiber
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03.03.2019

4 Easy Ways to Get More Fiber

By Angela Bates a Recent ASU Nutrition Student Fiber is a very important carbohydrate. Normally, carbohydrates are broken down by the body to be used…

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The Mighty Chickpea
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03.01.2019

The Mighty Chickpea

By Morgan Crawford a Recent ASU Nutrition Student I stumbled upon this recipe several years ago while scrolling through Pinterest. I wanted something that was…

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Potato Bar
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02.25.2019

Potato Bar

By Alexandra Pettit Ever since I was a little girl my mom’s go to meal was potato bar. Flash-forward to today and it is my…

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Is Keto Better for You?
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02.22.2019

Is Keto Better for You?

By Angela Bates a Recent ASU Nutrition Student Low carbohydrate diets have existed in many forms since at least the late 1700s, when they were…

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Broccoli Isn’t the Bad Guy!
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02.20.2019

Broccoli Isn’t the Bad Guy!

By Morgan Crawford a Recent ASU Nutrition Student   Why does this tree-like veggie get such a bad rap? From our own dining tables to…

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Dressing up tasty leftovers: apple & carrot salad
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02.15.2019

Dressing up tasty leftovers: apple & carrot salad

By Erika Guzman a Recent ASU Nutrition Student There always seems to be a small container of leftover chicken from the previous day (or two),…

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Valentine’s Day is Good for the Heart
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02.13.2019

Valentine’s Day is Good for the Heart

By Erin Wyatt A Recent ASU Nutrition Student Valentine’s Day is when we celebrate the love in our hearts. We do this with cards, flowers,…

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Cinnamon Sugar Oyster Crackers
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02.11.2019

Cinnamon Sugar Oyster Crackers

By Alexandra Pettit When going to grandma’s house you can always expect a tasty treat. Although I am older and don’t see grandma as much…

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