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Whole Wheat Pasta
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend making one-half of your total intake of grains come from whole grain sources. One way to meet this goal is to incorporate whole-wheat pasta!
Whole wheat pasta is packed with many nutrients such as:
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Fiber
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Magnesium and phosphorus, which are minerals that support bone health.
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Copper, which supports our connective tissues and immune system. Connective tissues are what protect and support our muscles, joints, and organs.
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B vitamins that support our nervous system and help with creating energy.