Do you have an excellent, environmentally-friendly, clean product you’d like to promote? We’re now accepting submissions for our Annual Clean Choice Awards, which honor clean packaged products. We’re looking for sample submissions from companies that have great, clean, environmentally conscious products to help our readers save a little time or find new ways to cook.…
Clean Eating is teaming up with Instant Pot to give away two Instant Pot® Duo Plus 9-in-1 Multi-Cookers. Touted as the convenient, dependable and safe pressure cooker, Instant Pot speeds up cooking by 2 to 6 times, making it extremely energy-efficient while preserving nutrients and preparing healthy, tasty dishes. Clean Eating is excited to partner with…
Whether you want to sweeten up beverages or you’re in need of a sugar substitute for baking, these seven clean sweeteners take the cake.
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Pamela Salzman, who leads our newest course, Batch Cooking 101, shares her secrets to getting—and staying—ahead of the dinner rush. Tired of takeout and never having time to cook? Our Batch Cooking 101 course is here to help. In Clean Eating’s newest online course, Batch Cooking 101: Cook Once, Eat All Week, Pamela Salzman, certified…
Most extra-virgin olive oil is not 100% pure as olive oil fraud continues to run rampant. Learn how to pick the healthiest, best option at the grocery store. With the olive oil–rich Mediterranean diet being recognized for its potential in reducing risk of heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease, it’s no wonder that people are…
Washing your produce is important, but instead of pricey bottled cleaning solutions, go the DIY route instead. Here’s how. It’s summertime, which means it’s prime season for making fruit bowls and vegetable-rich salads. Research conducted by The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station compared commercial produce washes, dish soap and plain tap water in their ability to…
Making zoodles out of veggies and fruits is a trend that’s here to stay. Spiralizing guru Ali Maffucci of Inspiralized shows us how to keep things fresh.
See also 5 Spiralizers for Every Cook.
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With these pasture-to-plate picks, the grass really is greener on the other side. These products are all sourced from humanely-raised cows, and are free of hormones and antibiotic.
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Whether you’re an occasional spiral maker or you make veggie noodles every day, we have a tried-and-tested model for you.
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Many packaged bevvies masquerade as “healthy” yet contain added sugar, artificial ingredients or processed thickeners. These picks are the real deal.
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