Modern fruit and veg: more attractive, less nutritious
Mother Jones compares today's fruit and vegetables with their 1950s counterparts. Today's may look more appetising, but their nutritional value is significantly lower.
Mother Jones compares today's fruit and vegetables with their 1950s counterparts. Today's may look more appetising, but their nutritional value is significantly lower.
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