Win with Food Lovers Market
Another chance to win a R500 Food Lovers Market voucher
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Bananas are a great source of potassium and are naturally free of cholesterol. However, they are often thrown away when considered too ripe, which is a pity, as even over-ripe bananas continue to have massive potential.
Charles Finlay, store manager at Food Lovers Market Westgate, has given us some tips that will prevent bananas from ripening too soon, as well as some tricks on how to repurpose bananas.
· Place bananas in the refrigerator, this slows the ripening process. Even though the skin of the banana will turn brown it will still be edible.
· Bananas that are too ripe are great for delicious puddings, banana bread, and healthy smoothies. As bananas are free of fat and cholesterol, mashed bananas are ideal as a replacement for the oils used when baking.
· Bananas also provide the body with a healthy balance of nutrients and fluids, which makes it ideal as a daily fruit.
In order to stand a chance to win a R500,00 voucher redeemable at Food Lovers Market Westgate, enter by sending your name, surname and postal details to the Roodepoort Record editor Roelien Vorster at roelienv@caxton.co.za, with the subject line: Tip of the Week
Terms and conditions for Food Lovers Market Westgate R500,00 voucher competition:
1. Voucher not redeemable for cash.
2. Voucher entitles the bearer to purchases to the value of R500,00 at Food Lovers Market Westgate.
3. Voucher valid for three years from the date issued.
4. Food Lovers Market and Roodepoort Record employees are not eligible to enter the competition.
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