Staying Healthy
Fresh or frozen produce? The health benefit is all in the mix
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Relying on a mix of fresh and frozen can help you get your five-to-nine daily servings of fruits and vegetables.
Fresh produce is best because it offers the greatest quantity and variety of nutrients. But how fresh is your produce?
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