Research finds decadent-sounding descriptions could lead to higher consumption of vegetables
Would you be more likely to eat vegetables if they were described as “dynamite,” “caramelized” and “sweet sizzlin'”?According to new research from Stanford scholars, the answer is a hearty yes.
June 13, 2017 · by · in Nutritional News · Tags: answer, diet, eat-vegetables, new-research, nutrition, nutrition / diet, stanford, sweet-sizzlin, the-answer
Puree helps kids make smooth transition to vegetables
Adding tiny amounts of vegetable puree to milk and then rice at the time of weaning makes children more likely to eat vegetables, new University of Leeds research shows.
November 17, 2014 · by · in Nutritional News · Tags: children-more, diet, eat-vegetables, the-time, then-rice, tiny-amounts, vegetable-puree, weaning-makes
