This comes a little late but its cherry season and I've been having a bunch of these juice pops on a daily basis.
The most commonly seen cherries in our supermarkets in this period are the Bing cherries and the Rainier cherries (pictured above)
Bing cherries have a deep red color with a firm texture.
In theory, they should have more antioxidants with their deep rich colors.
But I'd choose my Rainier cherries over them any day.
Simply because I like sweet :)
These golden hued berries with a slight red blush have a generally higher fruit sugar content than the Bing cherries.
But really.
The most commonly seen cherries in our supermarkets in this period are the Bing cherries and the Rainier cherries (pictured above)
Bing cherries have a deep red color with a firm texture.
In theory, they should have more antioxidants with their deep rich colors.
But I'd choose my Rainier cherries over them any day.
Simply because I like sweet :)
These golden hued berries with a slight red blush have a generally higher fruit sugar content than the Bing cherries.
But really.
What's the deal with cherries anyway?
I loved this infograph.
These juice pops, while small in size
are amazing big on our health benefits.
Eat them for a healthy heart,
a better night's rest.
And?
They even combat pain.
Gotta love popping painkillers if they look and taste like that all the time. :)
So chic-a-cherry.
Skip the Cola.
I loved this infograph.
These juice pops, while small in size
are amazing big on our health benefits.
Eat them for a healthy heart,
a better night's rest.
And?
They even combat pain.
Gotta love popping painkillers if they look and taste like that all the time. :)
So chic-a-cherry.
Skip the Cola.
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