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One cup of chopped kale provides more vitamin A, C and K than most multivitamin pills. Seriously, 634% of your daily need for vitamin K, 206% vitamin A, and 134% vitamin C. On top of that, it is a decent source of protein and fiber.Â
Choose dark colored kale bunches with small to medium leaves. Avoid brown or yellow leaves. Store kale in a plastic bag in the coldest part of the fridge for 3-5 days.Â
From Kale Chips to Kale Salad to Kale Smoothie Bowls, we’re always playing around with new kale recipes here. Check out a few of our favorites below!
We’re going kale crazy over here. Everything you need to know about this powerhouse leafy green, including varieties, nutrition, storage, and cooking!