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The canned aisle isn't the lesser aisle
Save this for your next grocery run. Whole-food eating shouldn't need a second paycheck. Four foods, measured per real serving: Canned pumpkin, 1 cup: about 1,906 mcg of vitamin A and 7 g of fiber. That's more than two and a half times a cup of boiled fresh pumpkin. Buy 100% pumpkin, not pie filling. Sardines with bones, one 3.75 oz can: about 351 mg of calcium and 0.9 g of omega-3s. The bones are soft enough to mash right in. Tomato paste: cooking tomatoes down makes their lycopene easier to absorb. Paste came out about two and a half times ahead of fresh in a small comparison. Frozen vegetables: next to produce that sat in the fridge for five days, frozen kept its vitamins just as well, and often better. (Worth knowing the frozen food industry funded that comparison.) Canned salmon belongs on this list too: the soft bones give a 3 oz serving around 181 mg of calcium, where fresh salmon has very little. Watch the sodium on canned beans and tomatoes and grab "no salt added" when you can. Otherwise, you have nothing to feel guilty about.
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