2012 and 2013 at Ben...

Firstly, we would like to take this opportunity to wish a happy new year to everyone from all here at Benefits of Eating, let’s make 2013 a great year! We hope that your new year’s resolution will be to follow our simple guides to eat a healthy and more balanced diet. We also hope that you...

Oranges

This sweet citrus fruit is definitely one of the most popular fruits in the world therefore we could not wait to examine its benefits. Either eaten fresh or squeezed for it’s delicious juice, oranges contain high amounts of antioxidants.   Nutrition Facts   Vitamin C A lot is...

Meat

There are possibly many people who feel confused about the pros and cons of eating meat products. Different news stories either praise or are negative towards meat, however in this case we gathered information from both sides. After our summary you might think actually both sides and right...

Grapes

Grapes have played a massive part in our history and culture. This sweet fruit can be used fresh or dried as well as pressed for juice and wine. Grapes make a great healthy snack for those moments when you need some extra energy and freshness. The grapes we usually buy are seedless – red or...

Beetroot

Also known as beet, this root vegetable (and its juice) is back in fashion at the moment and can be seen on restaurant menus across the globe. This is mainly a result of the positive evidence on its health benefits discovered over the past few years. Additionally, beetroot is a local product...

Pineapple

The word ‘pineapple’ originates from Tupi languages in South America meaning ‘excellent fruit’. There are three main ingredients which make this fruit special – vitamin C, Manganese and Bromelain.   A full cup of pineapple provides almost the whole amount vitamin C you need...

Cashews

These nuts are seeds to the evergreen cashew tree therefore are nutritionally very rich. Although high in calories, these are the quality calories providing your body with unsaturated fatty acids, protein, minerals and vitamins, whilst holding no cholesterol! Glycaemic Control Studies have...

Goat’s Cheese

  Goat’s cheese has become increasingly popular product alongside the rising numbers of people who have low tolerance of cow’s milk products. The tradition of making goat cheese is however more than thousand years old therefore the variations of it on the market are countless....