Benefits
Reduced Cancer Risks
Aids in Diabetes
Enhanced Heart Health
Helps in High Blood Pressure
Supports Immune System Health
How to Use
Use in salads
and sandwiches
Use stir-fried in soups and multiple dishes
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Arugula
$7.00
Arugula leaves, widely known as rocket or roquette, are tender and have a tangy flavor to enhance the taste of your healthy meal. It is a peppery, distinct-tasting green leafy vegetable that has exceptional health benefits. This delicious nutritious food is highly rich in phytochemicals and fiber enhancing the inner strength of your body. These delectable leaves of Arugula are enriched with vitamins A, B2, C, and K, and essential minerals including Iron, Folate, Copper, and Magnesium.
Description
Use in salads
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