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What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: Delta223 ()
Date: November 28, 2010 05:54PM

Due to fridge constraints my stock of greens is always limited. One day I'll have a nice, full sized fridge but for now I must rotate more than I'd like. Because of this, it's more important for me to eat the top-shelf stuff regularly.

I currently eat a lot of spinach, kale, and romaine lettuce. I believe the spinach and kale are both near the top for nutrient density; not sure about the lettuce. What else would you guys advise if you limited to choosing only 1-2 more?

Thanks

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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: powerlifer ()
Date: November 28, 2010 06:26PM

If i could only pick 2 more than asparagus and broccoli are very nutrient rich.

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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: BackAgain ()
Date: November 28, 2010 08:09PM


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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: EddieOrso ()
Date: November 29, 2010 02:11AM

brussels sprouts!

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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: Utopian Life ()
Date: November 29, 2010 02:21AM

kale, chard, and collards are up there, but any leafy greens that are available and digestible/absorbable for you are great!

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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: Delta223 ()
Date: November 30, 2010 03:18AM

Are sea vegetables like dulce and kelp in the same league as the leafy greens? Or a peg down?

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Re: What are the most nutritious vegetables?
Posted by: powerlifer ()
Date: November 30, 2010 12:25PM

Delta223 Wrote:
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> Are sea vegetables like dulce and kelp in the same
> league as the leafy greens? Or a peg down?

There definitely not a peg down but both have different benefits. Best to get abit of both.

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