Wondering if it’s healthier to eat kale raw or cooked? Here’s how to get the most nutrients out of this incredible super-green.
Cooking kale reduces its vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making raw kale a more nutritious option. But that’s not the whole story!
Raw kale is very fibrous: it's harder to digest and its nutrients are trickier to access. Plus, it tastes quite bitter. So, what to do?
Blend raw kale into a smoothie to break down the tough fibres, unlocking more nutrients. One more reason to make this green smoothie!
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But wait, cooked kale is still incredibly healthy and nutritious — especially if you follow these two cooking methods.
Steamed kale is maybe the best kale. Why? It loses the fewest nutrients, it’s easier to digest and tastes better.
Boiled kale is still good for you, even more so if you keep the cooking juices where nutrients leach. How? Make a hearty kale soup!