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Benefits of Swiss Chard

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A Few Quick Serving Ideas

Toss penne pasta with olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and cooked Swiss chard. Add zest to omelets and frittatas by adding some boiled Swiss chard. Use chard in place of or in addition to spinach when preparing vegetarian lasagna. Swiss chard is not indigenous to Switzerland, but is named after the Swiss botanist, Koch, who first gave it its scientific name.


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History
Swiss chard contains oxalic acid
It is also rich in B complex
Swiss Chard and Oxalates
It is also rich source of omega 3
Brain Health
Brain Booster
Swiss chard growth
Alternative names for Swiss chard
Hair Health
Rich source of minerals
How to Eat It
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