@drsarahballantyne: Looking for easy ways to add more nutrition to your favorite meals, without making them feel like “diet food”? You don’t have to overhaul your recipes or give up your go-to dishes to boost your nutrient intake. The secret? Easy additions. Using the Nutrivore Score, you can quickly identify nutrient-dense ingredients to layer onto meals you already love, making every bite more nourishing, without sacrificing flavor, tradition, or enjoyment. Add shredded Romaine, tomatoes, and avocado to your tacos. Stir fresh basil and chopped garlic into store-bought pasta sauce. Build a colorful side salad or throw veggie sticks alongside your takeout. For breakfast, sprinkle chia seeds and berries over oatmeal or yogurt. Even a tablespoon of parsley on potatoes or a handful of cilantro in your soup can raise your meal’s Nutrivore Score and bring more vitamins, minerals, and flavor. Herbs, spices, and condiments can also pack a nutrient punch, think mustard, hot sauce, fish sauce, or soy sauce for a tasty boost. And you don’t need to force veggies where they don’t belong! If kale doesn’t fit your carbonara, pair the dish with a crisp iceberg lettuce salad instead. The goal isn’t perfection, it’s flexible, joyful, and sustainable upgrades. Easy additions help you meet your nutrition goals in a way that honors your tastes and routines. Each small change adds up, making it simple to build a more nutrient-rich, satisfying plate. #nutrivore #nutrivorescore #nutrivore90
Sarah Ballantyne, PhD
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Wednesday 26 November 2025 14:00:00 GMT
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What nutrients am I getting from cinnamon on carrots?
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