Blueberry news

ramseyrose
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An article in the Daily Mail today (Apr 11th 2011, pg. 9) says researchers have found that blueberries not only help prevent heart disease and type 2 diabetes but can help break down fat cells AND prevent new ones from forming from between 27-73 percent. That's amazing - might have to start eating them even though I don't really like them apart from in muffins and I don't think they count LOL
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here's the link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1375565/Blueberries-slash-bodys-fat-cells-quarters.html
I put frozen wild blueberries in my steel-cut oats every morning....DELISH!0 -
Blueberries are also a very low-sugar fruit, so they're an excellent choice for people who are watching carbs and sugars.
I keep mine frozen (buy them that way too) and add them to smoothies. They add nice flavor and make the smoothies thick as they're frozen.0 -
I put frozen blueberries and strawberries in my smoothies every day. I add them together then it tastes like mixed berries and not just blueberries or strawberries.0
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I buy the Del Monte Fruit Cups - Blueberries in 100 percent nat juice...and add them to my cereal...yummo0
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I have them in smoothies or with yougurt & granola almost every day. LOVE them! Thanks for sharing the good tidbit.0
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I put them in my yogurt or oatmeal. When they are ripe, sweet and frozen they make a great cold treat!0
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Thanks for all the ideas, will definitely get some0
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