Today’s Solutions: November 07, 2024

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5 health reasons to go bananas for bananas

Bananas are one of nature’s blessings—they’re conveniently wrapped in a beautiful yellow peeling and are touted as a fantastic source of potassium. There are a lot of lesser-known health benefits that could entice us even further to incorporate more bananas into our diets.  Your skin can Read More...

6 Ways to keep your bananas fr

6 Ways to keep your bananas from turning brown

Overripe bananas make for deliciously moist banana bread, but if you wanted to have a banana for an afternoon snack, seeing them go brown can be frustrating and disappointing. Fortunately, there are a few easy strategies to keep those potassium-packed fruits fresh for longer.  Store them Read More...

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Magnesium promotes healthy sleep. Here’s four great ways to get it

Magnesium is not only great for essential bodily functions like protein synthesis and muscle regeneration. It also promotes better sleep! If you're due for a better night of sleep, here are four magnesium-rich foods to incorporate into your daily diet. Bananas This fruit gets a lot of Read More...

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Plantain fibers could help engineers build stronger and lighter cars

Carbon fiber has long been touted for its incredible material properties, including being extremely durable and lightweight at the same time. Although these properties are precisely what car manufacturers are looking for in materials for building cars, carbon fiber is still very expensive to Read More...

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Don’t throw away your banana peels. Do this instead

With bananas being such a delicious and healthy snack, it’s no wonder that people in the US eat as much as 3.2 billion pounds of these tasty treats every year. The problem, however, is that most banana peels are tossed away once the sweet fleshy part is eaten. This not only contributes to the Read More...

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Massive fruit producer Dole wants to achieve zero food waste by 2025

Dole is the biggest producer of fruits and vegetables in the world, including bananas, the globe's most popular fruit. The company announced several new sustainability goals this week including a plan to eliminate fossil-based plastic packaging by 2025 and reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. Read More...