How colorful is your plate? Colorful compounds found in plant foods provide a range of health benefits. Fruits and vegetables are full of these health-supporting compounds. From apples to zucchini, plant foods add power to your meals and snacks.
But you don’t need to stick to the produce section to find these health-boosting compounds. You can find color all over the grocery store, if you know where to look.
For example:
![]() Frozen spinach | ![]() Frozen broccoli | ![]() Frozen bell peppers | ![]() Frozen blueberries | ![]() Frozen strawberries | ![]() Frozen raspberries | ![]() Frozen mango |
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![]() Low-sodium black beans | ![]() Low-sodium kidney beans | ![]() Tomato paste | ![]() Low-sodium tomato sauce | ![]() Crushed tomatoes | ![]() Diced tomatoes | ![]() Canned beets |
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![]() Black bean pasta | ![]() Dried lentils | ![]() Dried unsweetened fruit | ![]() Edamame pasta | ![]() Pistachio nuts | ![]() Polenta | ![]() Wild rice |
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![]() Basil | ![]() Chives | ![]() Cinnamon | ![]() Cumin | ![]() Ginger | ![]() Mustard | ![]() Turmeric | ![]() Paprika | ![]() Parsley |
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