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Truck accident spills red peppers on a highway in California

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122133) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 6 Sep 24

A semi truck pulling a flatbed trailer overturned on U S Highway 101 in Santa Maria California on Wednesday that caused red peppers to cover some lane of the highway which caused the California Highway Patrol as well as cleanup...

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Any Fans Of Quinoa?

Nicole Harris @VanillaMocha (78) • United States 8 Jan 18

I'm up, hungry and making a bowl of Roasted Red Pepper & Basil Quinoa, Just wondering if their are any Quinoa fans on here...Anyway if you enjoy Quinoa, let me know how you like to eat it ,and how long have you been eating it for,...

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Pasta Salad from the Store

Bethany1202 @Bethany1202 (3431) • United States 12 Jun 11

I like to make my own pasta salad, but my boyfriend's decided he prefers the pasta salad from the grocery store, which is easy to make yet much more expensive. It only has the pasta, green and red peppers, and some Italian...

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Do you know the cheepest way to control cancer?

rajyogi7 @rajyogi7 (47) • India 27 Jun 08

Yes. The cheapest way to control cancer is in your house! In your kitchen! What is that!! Yes!! RED PEPPER!!! It will destroy the new cancer cells and also prevent our body from triggering cancer cells. We must take a little red...

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Maximizing the benefits of red pepper

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 12 Dec 06

Beta-cryptoxanthin, vitamin E and other carotenoids are best absorbed by the body when they are eaten with oil, so they are best eaten as part of a meal.

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How much red pepper should you eat?

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 12 Dec 06

Red peppers are the sweeter and riper versions of green peppers. They can be eaten in many different ways and because they are low in calories, can be eaten freely.

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The benefits of red pepper

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 12 Dec 06

Red peppers are an excellent source of vitamin C, contain high antioxidant levels and are linked to a reduced risk of heart disease.

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