Why does iron content in cooked vegetables decrease?
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➡Some nutrients in vegetables, known as water-soluble vitamins, dissolve in water.
➡The loss of vitamins is increased when these vegetables are also exposed to heat, such as during boiling.
➡Frozen vegetables are flash-frozen at their nutritional prime, sometimes making them more nutrient-dense than fresh veggies.
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Here's the answer ⤵
➡Some nutrients in vegetables, known as water-soluble vitamins, dissolve in water.
➡The loss of vitamins is increased when these vegetables are also exposed to heat, such as during boiling.
➡Frozen vegetables are flash-frozen at their nutritional prime, sometimes making them more nutrient-dense than fresh veggies.
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➡Some nutrients in vegetables, known as water-soluble vitamins, dissolve in water.
➡The loss of vitamins is increased when these vegetables are also exposed to heat, such as during boiling.
➡Frozen vegetables are flash-frozen at their nutritional prime, sometimes making them more nutrient-dense than fresh veggies.
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