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Hydration is important for everyone, but some of us struggle with fluid intake. Although beverages are our primary source for hydration, we can also hydrate through foods. Check out the below article for some of the best foods to help with hydration! https://lnkd.in/erpP2yvK

Did you know, November celebrates Native American Heritage? While many of us think of traditional Thanksgiving foods to serve at this time of year, what about considering a spotlight on some of the recipes enriched in the Native American culture? RecipeTree’s Sprout subscription includes monthly recipes highlighting specific cultures.  Check out the recipe below for Wojapi, a thick berry sauce that can be used as a condiment for both savory and sweet dishes. Visit our website, www.RecipeTree.Pro, to learn more about our services. Let us know below how you plan to use this recipe in your community! 👇

This week honors National Diabetes Education. According to the American Diabetes Association, in 2021: ~38.4 million Americans, or 11.6% of the population had diabetes ~16.5 million seniors (age 65 and older) had diabetes ~1.2 million Americans are diagnosed with diabetes every year With those numbers, chances are you and/or someone you know has diabetes.  Food choices play an important role in prevention or management of the disease.  See the attachment for information on the best foods and how to plan a plate for those managing diabetes. For more information, visit the American Diabetes Association website.  They have numerous downloadable resources available. https://lnkd.in/etdQnUhS P.S. RecipeTree’s subscription recipes include recommendations for managing diabetes, full nutritional analysis and similar portion sizes to those referenced in the infographic.

Although there may be some variability on when World Sustainability Day is honored, it might be wise for us to consider showing up for this cause in our own lives on a regular basis.    The all or nothing proposition to be a devout carnivore or swear off meat forever can make the prospect of lowering your carbon footprint uninviting to any meat eater.  This Washington Post article by Nicolás Rivero promotes the concept that changes do not need to be absolute.  RecipeTree co-founders shared a recipe for Black Bean Turkey Burgers with each other that they both now regard as one of their favorites.  It is simple, cost-effective and can be made with different combinations of beans and ground meat all while serving up a lower carbon footprint.  What do you do to lower your carbon footprint?  

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