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13 Easy Ways to Eat More Greens

Trouble viewing this email? View as a Webpage Monday, January 22, 2018   Healthy Eating Slideshow 13 Easy Ways to Eat More Greens You can get your veggies in some seriously delicious ways, from coleslaw to kale Caesar salad. Slideshow Drinks With as Many Calories as Soda There are 125 calories or more in 12 ounces of soda, all from sugar. But it's not the only nutritional bad guy. Article 8 'Healthy' Foods That Aren't These foods may seem like great bets, but they can fool you if you don't know what to look for. Slideshow 10 Eats That Are Good for Your Eyes See how raw red bell peppers, nuts, and these other foods can help you safeguard your sight. Quiz Myths and Facts About Caffeine Is it addictive or dehydrating? And how can it improve your health? We answer these and other questions. Video A Smoothie to Lower Blood Sugar? This doctor shares his own recipe for a "nopal mejunje," which may help cut your blood sugar levels. Video How to Spot Added Sugar Sugar can be sneaky. Here's what to keep an eye on next time you scan a nutrition label. Recipes to Flip For • Blueberry-Ricotta Pancakes • Cranberry Pancakes • Whole-Wheat Flaxseed Pancakes From Our Expert Blogger • Why You Should Eat Pasta Like an Italian • Should You Go Vegan? ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT   WebMD.com   |  Mobile Apps WebMD Privacy Policy     © 2018 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. WebMD Office of Privacy | 1201 Peachtree Street, NE | Atlanta, GA 30361

Cauliflower & Couscous Pilaf

View as a webpage Daily Bite Monday, January 22, 2018 Cauliflower & Couscous Pilaf Pilaf is usually made with rice plus nuts, fruit, vegetables, or even meat. In this version we use couscous instead of rice, so it's nearly instant, and add a sweet accent of orange and currants. Recipe From EatingWell.com   You May Also Like • Mediterranean Cauliflower Pizza • Dill-Havarti Mashed Cauliflower • Cauliflower With Lemon & Olives • WebMD Healthy Recipe Finder   WebMD.com   |  Mobile Apps WebMD Privacy Policy  © 2018 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. WebMD Office of Privacy | 1201 Peachtree Street, NE | Atlanta, GA 30361 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT

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the guardian today - Australia edition Tuesday 23 Jan 2018 Headlines More » Second group of Manus Island refugees depart for US under resettlement deal Fifty-eight men leave 'hell that the Australian government made for us' months after 54 refugees sent to US Mark Butler: factions are destroying Labor's capacity to campaign Tennys Sandgren forced to deny far-right sympathies at Australian Open Chelsea Manning says she attended far-right pro-Trump event 'to gather intel' Compromise or cave-in? Democrats' deal to end shutdown sows division Four in five older Australians get public aged care – report Sport More » Nick Kyrgios satisfies Australia's hunger for a tennis hero – for now | Kate O'Halloran Alexis Sánchez joins Manchester United as Henrikh Mkhitaryan seals Arsenal move Australia remain unbeaten in Quad Series after win over England Novak Djokovic crashes out to Hyeon Chung at Australian Open Alfie Mawson has lowly Swansea singing after denting Liverpool's high hopes Culture More » Fast & Furious Live review – a stinker in both senses Tom Petty family hope guitarist's death will raise awareness of opioid crisis Kylie Minogue on Swinging Safari: 'So much of what we were doing was so non-PC' Comment is free More » Economic ​picture ​leaves ​Coalition in solid position to be re-elected | Greg Jericho The billionaire's guide to surviving global warming – with Ian the Climate Denialist Potato | First Dog on the Moon Racism is creeping back into mainstream science – we have to stop it | Angela Saini Life and style More » A cold nose shows you're stressed – what else does? Don't fall for online-only love. It's not the giddy real thing | Daisy Buchanan 'I baked fairy cakes and it dialled down the horror a little' Technology More » Facebook: we were too slow to recognise our 'corrosive' effect on democracy Eve V review: upstart Windows tablet for power users has great potential Science More » Paw choice? Cats show right and left-hand preferences Falling forensic science standards 'making miscarriages of justice inevitable' Environment More » Great Barrier Reef to get $60m rescue package from government Australia's biodiversity strategy a global embarrassment, green groups say Video More » Drone rescues swimmers in Australia in world first – video Wallaby apprehended after hopping across Sydney Harbour Bridge – video NSW transport minister apologises to Sydney train commuters for network 'mess' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Nigella is right – here's the truth about why women mollify men | Suzanne Moore What lies beneath Lawson's comments about not making men feel bad about themselves? Fear of what some of them do Venice authorities step in after four tourists charged £1,000 for meal Crocodile Dundee was sexist, racist and homophobic. Let's not bring that back | Luke Buckmaster How the sushi boom is fuelling tapeworm infections 'Trump hasn't just done a good job, he's done a great job' – the view from Muncie, Indiana Bob Katter says there is an 'unpleasant odour' to Adani-linked airport Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396