I marvel at all the creative cookbooks and "How to" books and expert columns that offer you ways to shave the calories and fat and other unhealthy ingredients from the foods you love. After all - that's the whole idea, right? We want to eat what we love but just make it a more hea...


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Along this same line, I was angered when I received my December issue of one of the health eNewsletters that I read. The headline story was about a healthy holiday cocktail. Get this food lie: A Pomegranate Martini (cosmo) being labelled as healthy food.
C'mon! While a pomegranate is high in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, the high sugar content of pomegranate juice is not so healthy. Worse yet, adding it to a couple ounces of vodka and orange liquor yield a beverage that cannot be labelled "healthy" by any stretch of the word.
SMH!
MBL
Ah, got it. That does make sense in that context. Thanks for the insight!