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Best Winter Fruits to Eat and Grow in the UK

This list of delicious and nutritious winter fruits can help. These fresh fruits are delicious and good for health.<br>Visit - https://sadda.co.uk/

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Best Winter Fruits to Eat and Grow in the UK

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  1. Best Winter Fruits to Eat and Grow in the UK By Sadda Superstore

  2. The winter months in the UK can be hard on the system – drops in vitamin D as the sun hides behind cloud cover and the rains drive us indoors for more of the ever-shortening days – and it’s important to give your body what it needs to stay healthy, to support a positive frame of mind, and to keep you cheerful on even the drabbest of days. This list of delicious and nutritious winter fruits can help. These fresh fruitsare delicious and good for health.

  3. 1. ClementineA mixture of a mandarin orange and a sweet orange, clementines are availableall year long and are excellent sources of vitamin C. Since they grow inFlorida and similar climates all through the winter months, you can find areasonably fresh, naturally grown source.

  4. 2. Date PlumsThese small yellow plums are packed with fibre, vitamins A and C, and theycontain no cholesterol. They can help to boost your immune system in peak fluseason, and perhaps best of all, they taste great.

  5. 3. DatesDon’t let their diminutive size fool you, these little guys are packedvitamins and minerals. They are a good source of calcium for teeth and bones,of iron to prevent anaemia and associated loss of energy, of course they arepacked with fibre.

  6. 4. Kiwi FruitKiwi fruit can be a bit finicky to open and eat, but once the process ispracticed a few times, it becomes second nature and you won’t even think about it

  7. 5. OrangesIt’s a long-time staple in the fruit drawer, and rightfully holds its ownplace despite the increased availability of more varied and exotic fruits fromaround the world. They contain vitamin C, of course, but they are also rich inphytochemicals, believed to help protect against cancer and other ailments such as kidney disease.

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