Can you eat all fruit peels? ???

Can you eat all fruit peels? ???

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Can you eat all fruit peels? ???




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Hi Friends! The skin or peel of fruits and vegetables are generally higher in antioxidants, fibre, vitamins and minerals than the flesh. Unpeeled fruits and vegetables may have up to 33 per cent more fibre than those without the peel. The amount of nutrients in each peel differs by the type of fruit or vegetable. I don’t recommend to eat any of them if they are tough or not tasty to eat. Experts say it’s best to eat the following fruits and vegetables without peeling them. It’s better to eat berries, cherries and grapes without peeling them. Aside from the fact that it’s challenging to peel cherries and grapes, and not really possible to peel most berries, the peels offer lots of antioxidants and nutrients. Grape skin is particularly beneficial since this part of the grape has the highest amount of antioxidants in the whole fruit. Peach, pear and plum skin each have a lot of fibre, nutrients and antioxidants. One study even found that removing peach skin results in 13 to 48 per cent fewer antioxidants. Apple skin has insoluble fibre, vitamin C, vitamin A and the flavonoid quercetin. Although apple skins contain so many nutrients and fibre, they are a higher pesticide fruit. So make sure you wash them well or consider buying organic apples. The kiwi skin has lots of vitamin C, and eating it triples the amount of fibre. As for cucumbers, you’ll want to keep the skin for the vitamin K, fibre and potassium—but you can do without that waxy layer. Cucumber skins can be waxy, so be sure to wash well and even use a paper towel to rub off the waxy layer.
It comes down to personal preference. There are might be some benefits in eating the peels of most fruits and vegetables, but it’s not the only nutritious part. If the peel of a fruit or a vegetable is particularly hard or unappetizing, it’s better to eat it without the skin—and benefit from the nutrients within. Hope you find this video interesting and learn something new! Enjoy and leave your comments below!
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