Any fruits and vegetables are better than no fruits and vegetables. For peak flavor and good value, fresh produce in season is always a good choice. But frozen or canned fruits and vegetables, without added salt or sugar, are just as good for you as fresh. Here some easy ways to sneak more fresh and frozen fruits and veggies into your diet.
Buy many kinds of fruits and vegetables when you shop. Buy frozen and dried, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables
Experiment with new types of fruits and veggies
Keep a fruit bowl, raisins or other dried fruit on the kitchen counter and in the office
Keep a bowl of cut-up vegetables on the top shelf of the refrigerator for snacking
Add fruit to breakfast by having fruit on cereal
Choose fruit for dessert and use frozen fruits for smoothies
Add fruits and vegetables to lunch by adding them in soup, salads, or cut-up raw
Add extra varieties of frozen vegetables when you prepare soups, sauces, and casseroles
Buy many kinds of fruits and vegetables when you shop. Buy frozen and dried, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables
Experiment with new types of fruits and veggies
Keep a fruit bowl, raisins or other dried fruit on the kitchen counter and in the office
Keep a bowl of cut-up vegetables on the top shelf of the refrigerator for snacking
Add fruit to breakfast by having fruit on cereal
Choose fruit for dessert and use frozen fruits for smoothies
Add fruits and vegetables to lunch by adding them in soup, salads, or cut-up raw
Add extra varieties of frozen vegetables when you prepare soups, sauces, and casseroles
