Would it be healthier for me to use honey instead of cane sugar?

Foods and drinks that are high in added sugar often lead to consumption of excess calories and dental caries so it would seem like "no sugar added" or "sugar-free" products would be a better choice, right? 

It's a good idea to have pantry or cupboard staples that are versatile and can help you to get meals on the table more quickly. Canned beans are budget friendly and nutritious. 

What does "local" mean to you? Often when people talk about buying food and beverages one of the top of mind preferences is to support locally grown/made/produced products. Unlike other terms like "certified organic"; local has no legal definition and so it may mean different things to different people. 

If you or your child has a milk protein allergy or a dietary restriction;  you can find a number of fluid non-dairy alternatives in the Ingles refrigerated grocery section as well as on the grocery aisles (in shelf stable packaging).

What’s the difference between brown rice and white rice, and which one is more nutritious?

I’m trying to eat more fish that’s not breaded and fried but need some ideas on how to cook it so it’s not so smelly

Is there an easy way to find low-sodium products at Ingles?

What is tempeh?

What are some good snacks for a person who has diabetes?