Beets or beetroot (1/11) List item Submitted to "Insights Into Negative Calorie Foods" Approved by Rex Trulove January 27, 2018, 5:17 pm 43 Views 5 Votes 9 Comments Share Tweet Pin Beetroots are negative calorie and are quite high in vitamin C, folate, potassium, manganese, and magnesium. They have a glycemic load index of 5, which is still quite low. MoreReport Item navigation Previous submission Next submission View full list Share Tweet Pin Written by Rex Trulove 9 Comments I have to pass on beets. 1 Have you tried them pickled, Carol? 1 No I haven’t, many have tried to get me to try them but not yet. Maybe one day! 1 You like vinegar, so I’m thinking that you’d like pickled beets. :)) 1 You are right, I do need to try them. 1 The girls are especially fond of pickled beets. :)) beets and juicy and sweet, as well as add some bold color to a green salad. 2 I don’t think we’ve tried them in salad though I’m not opposed to the idea. 1 i mostly like eating, or drinking beets, in green smoothies, because the sweeten a green juice as well as give it bold color… 1
i mostly like eating, or drinking beets, in green smoothies, because the sweeten a green juice as well as give it bold color… 1
I have to pass on beets.
Have you tried them pickled, Carol?
No I haven’t, many have tried to get me to try them but not yet. Maybe one day!
You like vinegar, so I’m thinking that you’d like pickled beets. :))
You are right, I do need to try them.
The girls are especially fond of pickled beets. :))
beets and juicy and sweet, as well as add some bold color to a green salad.
I don’t think we’ve tried them in salad though I’m not opposed to the idea.
i mostly like eating, or drinking beets, in green smoothies, because the sweeten a green juice as well as give it bold color…