Brussels sprouts are rich in antioxidants, fiber, vitamin K, and may help regulate blood sugar levels. Although they are the base of the Shaved Brussels Sprouts Salad, they aren’t the only nutritional superstars of this seasonal salad. The citrus dressing not only adds a zesty zing to accentuate the ingredients, but it also provides more healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals. Happy eating!

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The holiday season is all about the what? Not the sweets and stuffing, but the Brussels sprouts! We have seen an uptick in the popularity of Brussels sprouts within recent years. Classically, you roast Brussels sprouts, but you can 100% enjoy them raw. To balance the bitter flavor of Brussels sprouts, this salad contains sweet apples and dried cranberries for balance. And the dressing is acidic so you have bitter, sweet, tart, and acidic flavors that delight your palate with each bite.

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It’s rare that people think to use Brussels sprouts as the base for a salad. The common approach to Brussels sprouts is to remove the ends, cut them in half, and roast them in the oven. That’s fine and well, but a cleanse-approved trick is to thinly slice them like shredded cabbage and toss them with both sweet and tart ingredients. This eliminates the subtle bitterness of raw Brussels.

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