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TO EAT HEALTHIER, YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE MUCH, JUST ADD A LITTLE

MICROGREENS

Have you ever tried these gorgeous little things?

Microgreens are larger than sprouts but smaller than baby salad greens. These young vegetable greens are approximately 2-5 inches tall and harvested 7-14 days after sprouting, once the plant’s true leaves have emerged. Their taste varies depending on the variety, ranging from neutral to spicy, slightly sour and even bitter.

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Wheategrass

Why are we interested in microgreens?

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China Rosa Radish

Studies have shown that they are a real superfood, packed with nutrients such as vitamins, minerals and live enzymes. In general, microgreens have a significantly higher nutritional density than their mature counterparts. Therefore, they are superb for our well-being. Microgreens help to reduce body weight, lower the blood pressure, maintain the blood sugar level and are anti-ageing as well as anti-cancer.

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How to use microgreens to gain their benefits?

 

Microgreens are intensely flavourful, beautiful in colour and have a delicate crunchy texture. This is the most nutritional food on the planet, and it may be eaten daily by vegans, vegetarians and professed meat-eaters. It does not matter whether you are a fan of the Italian, Mexican, Indian or French cuisine. You can add them to any dish of your choice; use them as a filling in a sandwich, sprinkle them on soup, salad, pizza, curry or pasta, blend them into smoothies or just use as a garnish. Microgreens can also be useful to introduce essential nutrients to poor eaters on a daily basis.

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