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Predict the next "hip" fruit or veggie... (1 Viewer)

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Seems every few years something most people ignored becomes big.

Pomegranate, kale, and most recently the push for avocados everywhere.

Predict the next super health crap we all just have to have.

 
Scrapple will shock the health world with amazing benefits to the well being of all.

Hey! It could happen. ;)

 
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.

 
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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They already did this in the '80's. I didn't realize it's making a comeback.
 
Tom Hagen said:
Kohlrabi
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Love this. Still pretty localized.

Grew up eating it and my family would grow it in their gardens (mom still does).

Started popping up here in TN several years ago and when I buy it...the clerks at Kroger never know what the hell it is.

Love it raw, little dash of salt. Or chopped up on a salad to add a little crunch.

 
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.

 
rockaction said:
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.
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This I can see...already a small uptick from time to time.

 
rockaction said:
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.
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Beets are a good one. Man, those things are nasty.

 
I'm going to go with aloe. Not because of any particular properties of the plant itself, but because "aloe" sounds like something a hipster would name their daughter, which I think is the important part.

 
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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My MIL has been pounding pickle juice to combat night-time cramping for a decade now.

 
Ignoramus said:
cstu said:
If you don't like beets then you're eating them wrong.
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:goodposting: Hint: "From a can" is not an acceptable source.
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Please help. How do you eat them? I belong to a CSA and we get them once a month or so. Ive tried boiling them and they taste exactly like the nasty ones in a can. I actually dont mind them roasted and chopped into little tiny pieces and added to other roasted veggies, but too many and they take over the whole dish. I made a Moraccan Beet salad one time that wasn't too bad the first time I had it, but the next time I made it, I couldnt stomach it.

Beets and turnips are pretty much the only things we get that I really dont like.

 
Beets are easy: wash, wrap in foil with a little salt, pepper and olive oil. Roast until they soften, maybe 30 minutes depending on size. Let cool and then the outer skin should peel away pretty easily. I eat them straight like that but with goat cheese and balsamic they are even better. They keep well, too, so roast more than you need and refrigerate the rest. A great, healthy snack. The purple will stain your fingers, though, which is the worst part. Oh and don't be alarmed if your poop turns a little red.

 
E-Z Glider said:
rockaction said:
ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.
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Beets are a good one. Man, those things are nasty.
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:loco:

 
pecorino said:
Beets are easy: wash, wrap in foil with a little salt, pepper and olive oil. Roast until they soften, maybe 30 minutes depending on size. Let cool and then the outer skin should peel away pretty easily. I eat them straight like that but with goat cheese and balsamic they are even better. They keep well, too, so roast more than you need and refrigerate the rest. A great, healthy snack. The purple will stain your fingers, though, which is the worst part. Oh and don't be alarmed if your poop turns a little red.
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Ive had them roasted. :X Pretty sure I just dont like the taste. They're not really like any other food. Very "earthy" and almost impossible to hide in a dish (unlike Kale which is also nasty when eaten by itself, but can easily be hidden in things).

Last ones I got, I cut them into matchsticks and pickled them raw with lots of tabasco hoping it would drown the vile taste. Havent opened them yet.

 
Chia seeds are becoming very popular. They are considered a "superfood" because they have a ton of health benefits. I like em because they allow me to make superpoops.

 
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Pretty sure coconuts are currently the fruit de jour... especially the coco water.

I'll go with brussel sprouts

 
hagmania said:
Femur Tomatoes
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no idea what this is but the heirloom tomato should gain popularity.

ATC1 said:
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
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this and coconut is already happening.

Love me some beets.

Maybe ginger root

Ginger root (Zingiber officinale) is well known as a remedy for travel sickness, nausea and indigestion and is used for wind, colic, irritable bowel, loss of appetite, chills, cold, flu, poor circulation, menstrual cramps, dyspepsia (bloating, heartburn, flatulence), indigestion and gastrointestinal problems such as gas and stomach cramps. Ginger is a powerful anti-inflammatory herb and there has been much recent interest in its use for joint problems. It has also been indicated for arthritis, fevers, headaches, toothaches, coughs, bronchitis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, to ease tendonitis, lower cholesterol and blood-pressure and aid in preventing internal blood clots.
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