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On The Rise: TINNED FISH
        Many visitors bring home a few cans of fi sh   Tinned fi sh is also delicious. These tinned
        from trips to Spain or Portugal. But now,   fi sh are more sophisticated than the tuna we
        with tinned fi sh becoming popular in the   used to mix with mayo to make sandwiches.
        United States, you don’t need to travel  to   The tinned seafood can be smoked or
        enjoy it.                            boiled before being packed in water, in bold
        For years, people in Spain and Portugal have   marinades, confi ts of preserved lemons and
        started their meals with tinned fi sh. You can   other  ingredients,  tomato  sauce,  or  other
        get all sorts of sea creatures in cans, including   interesting liquids.
        lobster, tuna, salmon, anchovies, sardines,   Plus, since tinned fi sh are naturally protein-
        and  herring.  Today,  you can  fi nd  similar   rich, they are good for you. Some types are
        tinned fi sh from domestic and international   also rich sources of calcium, omega-3 fatty
        waters in American stores.           acids, vitamin D, vitamin B12, iron, and
                                             iodine. Just watch out for the high sodium
        Of course, tinned fi sh is convenient.
        Anchovies canned in olive oil are an easy fi nish   content many of them have.
        to Caesar salad and Salade niçoise. Tinned   Grab one of the brightly decorated tins of
        sardines are easy to add to a pizza. Preserved   fi sh and discover a new way to eat seafood.
        salmon is a fun topping for breakfast items.
        Plus, you can grab a fork and immediately   Source:
        enjoy a fi lling meal or snack.       https://www.bhg.com/tinned-fi sh-popularity-
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        NUTON NE: HEALTHY HOLIDAY TWEAKS
        The holidays are all about delicious food   •  Try Meatless Meals.  Incorporating a few
        and spending time with loved ones. But that   meals without meat can be good for your
        doesn’t mean we have to ditch healthy eating!   health and the environment. Plus, there are
                                              lots of delicious plant-based recipes to try!
        Here are some simple tips for making your
        holiday meals healthier:             •  Keep the Flavor, Change the Ingredients.
        •  Add Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, and Seeds.     You don’t have to completely change
          Not only do they add interesting fl avors to   your holiday menus to have delicious and
          sweet and savory dishes, but they also inject   healthy meals. A few tweaks can make dishes
          a variety of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants,   healthier without compromising the fl avor
          and fi ber, which are good for your body.  you expect.
                                             Remember, the holidays are about enjoying
        •  Choose Healthier Cooking Methods.
          Instead of frying foods, try roasting, grilling,   tasty food with your family and friends.  With
          or braising them.  These methods enhance   these simple tips, you can have delicious
          the fl avor of your foods without adding   and healthy meals all season long, without
          unhealthy fats.                    sacrifi cing the joy of the festive season!
        •  Reduce Saturated Fats. Butter, lard, and   Source:
          sour cream bring strong fl avors to many   https://www.optum.com/en/health-articles/
          foods and are key ingredients in many   article/healthy-living/simple-tweaks-
          baked goods. Unfortunately, they are also   healthier-holiday-spread/
          full of saturated fats. Try using healthier
          ingredients, like Greek yogurt, olive oil, and
          avocado, instead.
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