What is kelp? Kelp is a large, brown seaweed that typically grows in shallow saltwater near coastal areas around the world. You can eat it raw, cooked, as a powder, and it’s included in a number of supplements.
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Women Can Be Their Best Self With Seafood
For Women's Health, good nutrition is important to feeling your best self. Let’s celebrate the strength and beauty of women.
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Top 7 Ways to Include Seafood as Self Care
Nourishing our bodies with delicious seafood is definitely a strong part to being our best selves.
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Understanding the Link Between Seafood and Diabetes Prevention and Care
Diabetes is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the United States, and that is why November is dedicated to education and prevention.
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Stay Strong with Seafood and Family Meals
Fish and shellfish are good options for busy nights. Most seafood can be cooked in 15 minutes or less.
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Tips on Getting Kids to Just Try Seafood from Dietitian and Momma Lauren Manaker
So, what gets kids to be more willing to eat a food that isn’t coated in sugar or shaped like their favorite superhero? Try these ideas on for size.
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5 Reasons Why Seafood Should Be On Your Family Table
Seafood is an excellent source of top quality protein, and compares favorably with meat and chicken. Not only that, it’s packed with many essential nutrients your body needs to function well, every day! We really could go on and on about the amazing benefits seafood has to offer, but let’s start with these 5 to help you get it easily to your dining table!
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Seafood for Vegans? A Dive into Seaweed and Algae
If you’re a vegan or vegetarian, you can also enjoy the health benefits of seafood.
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Seafood Trends for the New Year
2019 is just around the corner. As we prepare for the New Year, let’s take a deep dive into what fun fish trends are ahead.
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The Ultimate Seafoodie Gift Guide 2018
Still looking for the perfect gift for the seafood lover in your life? We’ve pulled together some of our favorite fish swag for seafoodies of all ages.