Bell peppers, also known as capsicum, come in vibrant colors — red, yellow, and green — and offer a sweet, crisp flavor. They are packed with vitamin C, antioxidants, and fiber, promoting healthy skin and strong immunity. The bright pigments contain carotenoids beneficial for eye health. Whether eaten raw, grilled, or sautéed, bell peppers bring color and crunch to any dish while keeping it light and flavorful.
Rich in vitamin C, fiber, and carotenoids. Supports eye health, boosts immunity, and improves skin.
- Used in stir-fries and salads
- Stuffed with rice or meat
- Grilled or roasted as sides
- Store in refrigerator crisper
- Keep dry to prevent mold
- Avoid cutting until ready to use
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