10 Winter Fruits and Vegetables to Add to Your Plate
Switch up your typical array of fruits and vegetables with in-season produce.
Elizabeth (Liz) Shaw is a nationally known nutrition expert and owns a nutrition communications business and private practice in California. Liz has been a dietitian for 10 years, an adjunct professor for over 7 years and is a certified personal trainer. She is a four-time author, with titles including the Instant Pot Cookbook For Dummies, Air Fryer Cookbook For Dummies, Fertility Foods Cookbook, and the Stress-Free IVF Nutrition Guide! A guest on local and national television, she discusses the importance of food and nutrition as key players in leading a healthy life through sound, evidenced based nutrition. You’ll find Liz sharing regularly over on her popular Instagram feed @shawsimpleswaps, and on Pinterest, Facebook , and LinkedIn. She believes all foods can fit in a balanced lifestyle and shares these tips via her blog, Shaw’s Simple Swaps.
Switch up your typical array of fruits and vegetables with in-season produce.
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