Five a Day
Are you getting your five servings of fruits or vegetables a day?
Me neither. But don't despair. Authors of the book 5 a Day: The Better Health Cookbook, Dr. Elizabeth Pivonka and Barbara Berry, suggest you can start slow. ". . . Just try to beat the number of servings you had the day before."
And you might be surprised. A serving is not only one medium-sized piece of fruit, it can also be 3/4 c. fruit or vegetable juice, 1/4 c. dried fruit, or 1/2 c. frozen or canned vegetables or fruit.
So that smoothie you whipped up for an afternoon snack? Totally counts.
Me neither. But don't despair. Authors of the book 5 a Day: The Better Health Cookbook, Dr. Elizabeth Pivonka and Barbara Berry, suggest you can start slow. ". . . Just try to beat the number of servings you had the day before."
And you might be surprised. A serving is not only one medium-sized piece of fruit, it can also be 3/4 c. fruit or vegetable juice, 1/4 c. dried fruit, or 1/2 c. frozen or canned vegetables or fruit.
So that smoothie you whipped up for an afternoon snack? Totally counts.
Labels: fruits, vegetables
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