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Monk Fruit Sweeteners
Sugary goodness, but no calories in sight. Is the newest no calorie sweetener made from the ancient Monk fruit too good to be true? Find out.
Unforgettable Fruit Salads
Fruit salad is no longer a side thought. Add fresh ingredients like mint, honey and coconut to create a new and improved version.
Which is Healthier: Fruit Cobbler vs. Fruit Pie
Summer is all about fruit-filled desserts. When faced with the choice of cobbler or pie, which would you choose? Read the pros and cons of each and YOU vote for the healthier winner!
Meet the Dragon Fruit (and Make Dragon Fruit Recipes!)
With only 60 calories for about 3 ounces, this low-calorie fruit that can be enjoyed on its own or as part of a smoothie or fruit salad.
Old Fashioned Fruit Desserts
Know a cobbler from a crisp and a buckle from a Betty.
Creative Recipes Featuring Fruit
Monique Volz, from Ambitious Kitchen, joins us each Friday in May to recap her week in our Healthy Every Week Challenge.
Spotlight Recipes: Stone Fruit
These fruit from the Rosaceae family contain a single hard seed or pit (a.k.a. a stone). They include some of our summer faves like cherries, plums, peaches and apricots. Enjoy your favorites in these mouth-watering recipes.
In Season: Passion Fruit
Some cultures believe that after eating a passion fruit you’ll fall in love with the next person your eyes fall upon. Even if you’re not into folklore, this lovable fruit is worth celebrating during this passionate month.
Frozen Fruit 5 Ways
Now that winter is upon us, the fresh fruit of summer is a past memory. This is the perfect time to turn to frozen fruit – look for unsweetened varieties to avoid added sugars. Here are 5 easy ways to use them.
5 Ingredients: Fruit Leather
Check the labels on many of those packaged fruit leathers and you’ll find upwards of 15 ingredients including corn syrup, partially hydrogenated oils (a.k.a. trans fats) preservatives, and artificial colors and flavors. Our homemade version has only three ingredients (okay, four if you count water), and fresh, satisfying flavor.