What hidden health boost are you missing by throwing away fruit and vegetable scraps?
Eating fruit and vegetable scraps like peels and stalks could provide a health boost that most of us are currently missing, according to UK researchers.
Eating fruit and vegetable scraps like peels and stalks could provide a health boost that most of us are currently missing, according to UK researchers.
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Eating often-discarded fruit and vegetable scraps, such as peels and stalks like watermelon rind and kiwi skin, provides an overlooked source of dietary fibre. Researchers note that fruit and vegetable skins pack more fibre than their insides, helping address the fact that only 4% of UK adults meet the recommended 30g daily intake.
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