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Lori Zanteson, Environmental Nutrition

Lori Zanteson, Environmental Nutrition

  • Environmental Nutrition: Love Your Lentils

    Environmental Nutrition: Love Your Lentils

    The oldest cultivated legume, lentils have been Biblically and historically referenced, yet have the long-time reputation as “the ...
    Food May 6, 2026
  • Environmental Nutrition: The Heart of the Artichoke

    Environmental Nutrition: The Heart of the Artichoke

    Considered a delicacy by the Greeks and Romans, the artichoke was used as a diuretic, a breath freshener, ...
    Food January 12, 2026
  • Environmental Nutrition: Here’s to Jicama

    Environmental Nutrition: Here’s to Jicama

    Also known as yam bean or Chinese potato, jicama is a popular ingredient in global cuisine.
    Food October 3, 2025
  • Environmental Nutrition: Ready to Eat More Plants?

    Environmental Nutrition: Ready to Eat More Plants?

    There’s no official definition of plant-based, which is good news—you get to determine what it means for you.
    Food September 26, 2025
  • Environmental Nutrition: Can Meal Delivery Kits Help Support Weight Goals?

    Environmental Nutrition: Can Meal Delivery Kits Help Support Weight Goals?

    Meal delivery services can help by providing healthy meals without all of that prep and know-how.
    Food June 25, 2025
  • Environmental Nutrition: Meet Kohlrabi

    Environmental Nutrition: Meet Kohlrabi

    Kohlrabi was a popular vegetable in ancient Rome and remains so in many parts of Europe and Asia.
    Food June 5, 2025
  • Environmental Nutrition: Wild for Wild Rice

    Environmental Nutrition: Wild for Wild Rice

    Wild rice is grown in a different environment from regular rice and it packs an abundance of nutrients.
    Food November 9, 2024
  • Environmental Nutrition: Make Time for Tea

    Environmental Nutrition: Make Time for Tea

    Drink different teas for different benefits, and add lemon juice for an extra antioxidant boost.
    Food March 15, 2024
  • Long Live Bread!

    Long Live Bread!

    Making a sandwich? Put lots of nutritious ingredients between those slices of bread.
    Food November 23, 2023
  • Environmental Nutrition: Find Room for Flax

    Environmental Nutrition: Find Room for Flax

    Although flax seeds are not as popular as before, it doesn't make it any less good for you.
    Food November 9, 2023
  • 3 Cheers for Chestnuts!

    3 Cheers for Chestnuts!

    Whether roasting over an open fire or warming cold hands on a wintry walk, chestnuts capture the spirit ...
    Food & Nutrition January 19, 2023
  • Healthier Ingredient Swaps

    Healthier Ingredient Swaps

    Eating healthier may seem overwhelming, but it shouldn't be! It can be as simple as making a few ...
    Food & Nutrition January 10, 2023
  • To Juice or Not to Juice?

    To Juice or Not to Juice?

    Juicing is on the fast track from fad to full-on health craze. Thanks to an explosion of juice ...
    Life & Wellness January 4, 2023
  • DIY Nut Butter (Recipe)

    DIY Nut Butter (Recipe)

    How do I make my own nut butter? Answer: Gift yourself this holiday season with homemade nut butter. ...
    Recipes December 20, 2022
  • Is It Done? How to Safely Monitor Cooking Temps

    Is It Done? How to Safely Monitor Cooking Temps

    How many times have you carved into a steak or chicken to find it underdone, postponing a meal ...
    Life & Wellness December 13, 2022
  • Should You Add Kelp to Your Diet?

    Should You Add Kelp to Your Diet?

    The wave of seaweed in the food world is making a delicious and nutritious splash. Beyond sushi roll ...
    Food & Nutrition November 7, 2022
  • Turn up the Heat!

    Turn up the Heat!

    Chili peppers turn up the heat and the health benefits of many cuisines around the globe. The Folklore ...
    Food as Medicine October 4, 2022
  • Kudos for Kiwi!

    Kudos for Kiwi!

    Kudos for kiwi! Tribune Content Agency -- September 6, 2022 Lori Zanteson, Environmental Nutrition Rather drab, rough, and ...
    Food as Medicine September 6, 2022
  • Scoopable Frozen Treats

    Scoopable Frozen Treats

    If your heart skips a beat at the sound of the ice cream truck, and your eyes widen ...
    Food & Nutrition August 1, 2022
  • Craft a Healthier Cocktail

    Craft a Healthier Cocktail

    Behind every skinny margarita, virgin mai tai, or mocktail of choice, is the desire for a healthier libation. ...
    Food July 5, 2022
  • The Scoop on Microwaves

    The Scoop on Microwaves

    It didn’t take long for the microwave oven to become a must-have home kitchen appliance, much less an ...
    Food June 30, 2022
  • What Are Truffles?

    What Are Truffles?

    Q: What are truffles? A: Misshapen and lumpy, these earthy orbs may not be much to look at, ...
    Food June 27, 2022
  • Foods That Help Fight Allergies

    Foods That Help Fight Allergies

    The new season means warming temps, longer days, and beautiful new blooms. It also means heightened allergies for ...
    Anti-Inflammatory Foods June 13, 2022
  • Say Hey to Swiss Chard

    Say Hey to Swiss Chard

    Despite its name, Swiss chard is not from Switzerland, but is native to the Mediterranean region, specifically Sicily. ...
    Food as Medicine June 8, 2022
  • Alternatives to Traditional Pastas

    Alternatives to Traditional Pastas

    The world’s love affair with pasta traces back thousands of years to Asia, where archaeologists believe the first ...
    Food April 11, 2022
  • Alternatives to Traditional Pastas

    Alternatives to Traditional Pastas

    The world's love affair with pasta traces back thousands of years to Asia, where archaeologists believe the first ...
    Food & Nutrition April 9, 2022
  • Go Green in the Kitchen

    Go Green in the Kitchen

    We all want to do our part to protect our precious Mother Earth. But with such overwhelming issues ...
    Food March 18, 2022
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