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Not every sweet potato is the same inside
Save this for your next trip to the market. Orange flesh is where the beta-carotene is. One medium baked orange sweet potato carries roughly a full day of vitamin A, because your body turns that beta-carotene into vitamin A as it needs it. White and cream flesh (like many Japanese varieties) carry much less of it. Purple flesh gets its color from a different pigment entirely, the same family that makes blueberries blue. It's lovely, but it isn't the beta-carotene one. How to get the most from the orange ones: eat them with a little butter, olive oil or tahini. Beta-carotene absorbs better with some fat. And no, sweet potatoes don't "fight diabetes." They're a good, whole, fiber-rich food. That's enough. You're well on your way.
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