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Eat Nutrient Dense Foods Food Network Kitchens Food Network Kitchens Posted March 24, 2012 To your car, gasoline is energy. To your body, food is fuel. An orange contains potential energy, which we call calories, as does a doughnut. But the orange is nutrient-dense, while the doughnut is just energy-dense. To increase your nutrition-to-energy ratio: Foods to eat daily: Fruits, whole grains, nuts, carrots, leafy greens and green tea. Food to eat three times a week: Broccoli, avocado, sweet potatoes, oily fish, yogurt. Foods to eat just once a week: Red meat, pasta, all desserts and alcohol. Do not eat: Fast food, soda pop, processed meals, canned soups and anything with the word "diet" in it. - Food Network Kitchens © 2012 The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current). via ProQuest Information and Learning Company; All Rights Reserved |
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