
How fresh is your food? Know what's behind those sell-by and best-by dates

Amanda Bontempo, MS RD CSO CDN is a registered dietitian and board certified in oncology nutrition, having received a bachelor's of science degree and master's of science degree from New York University. She has worked in oncology for over five years and consults with progressive health and technology companies in New York City. She's passionate about food and an equal lover of kale and chocolate. Follow Amanda on Twitter @AmandaBontempo and Instagram @amandabonbon.

How fresh is your food? Know what's behind those sell-by and best-by dates

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Soy remains an important and somewhat contentious health topic.

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Try on some new healthy habits without grappling with a daunting obscure health recommendation to eat more whole grains.

Feeding people is hard, and doing it

Even the strictest of eating routines deserve occasional exceptions.

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The “sugar is poison” ideology is wrong.

Enjoy the holidays without the guilt.

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