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Functional Food Frittata

Contributed by: NAPSA

Add Functional Foods To Your Grocery List

(NAPSA) - Determining the best foods to feed your family and yourself can feel overwhelming. In addition to monitoring fat and calorie intake, focus on the positive and purchase "functional foods," which provide added health benefits beyond their basic nutrients when part of a balanced diet. Adding these vital foods to your shopping list is easy and includes meal staples such as Eggland's Best eggs, which are high in omega-3s and lutein.

The American Dietetic Association (ADA) defines "functional foods" as foods that have a potentially beneficial effect on health when consumed as part of a balanced diet. The ADA recognizes eggs with fatty acids under the category of functional foods, which includes whole foods that can potentially contribute to the reduced risk of disease. With three times more omega-3s, 25 percent more lutein and increased levels of choline and iodine compared to ordinary eggs, Eggland's Best eggs provide antioxidants that may reduce the risk of disease and boost immunity when part of a nutritious diet. Produced from hens fed a patented, all-natural vegetarian diet, these eggs offer increased nutritional benefits and may help to reduce the risk of macular degeneration and cardiovascular disease plus promote brain function when part of a balanced diet.

Add these additional functional foods on your next grocery list:

• Eggland's Best eggs

• Fruits such as apples and oranges

• Vegetables such as carrots and leafy greens

• Grains with added fiber or folic acid

• Soy, which can be easily found in milk and dairy products.

For more information and recipes, visit www.eggland.com.