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Food for Thought – The Beet Goes On

Think beets are just another root vegetable? Think again! Beets are packed with nutrients that may help support heart health, improve endurance, reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, and even boost brain function. Whether you enjoy them roasted, in a salad, blended into a smoothie, or as fresh juice, there are plenty of delicious ways to add this vibrant vegetable to your plate. Learn about the health benefits of beets, the differences between whole beets and supplements, and discover a few tasty recipes to try at home!

Food for Thought: Back to School, Back to Breakfast

While the summer can offer a break from the usual sleep schedule, screen time restrictions, and studies, it can also throw off breakfast schedules. Now that school is back, it is time to make sure that breakfast is also back on the agenda. However, mornings can get hectic and breakfast can drop off the list of priorities. Studies have shown that breakfast can help kids stay focused throughout the day, balance blood glucose for sustained energy, and maintain mood. Therefore, it is important that we take steps to ensure that breakfast is a success not only for the kids but parents as well.

Food for Thought: Balanced Bites for Bracket Season

March Madness isn’t just about buzzer-beaters and busted brackets — it’s also a full-on celebration of your classic game-day snacks. This year we’re giving those classics a little twist, think of all the comfort and crowd-pleasing flavor you expect, with smarter, healthier twists. Our recipes lighten up your favorite game-day snacks by cutting back on unhealthy fats while boosting protein, so you stay satisfied longer without sacrificing flavor.

Food for Thought – Simple Steps to Protect Your Heart

Ever wondered what desserts have made their way onto the plates of U.S. presidents? You’re in the right place. The White House has always had a love for sweets, long before nutrition labels and wellness trends were a thing. Pastries and treats were more than just dessert. They showed up as everyday staples, celebratory favorites, and simple gestures of hospitality.