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Which fruit and vegetables skins can I eat?

A The skin or peel of fruits and vegetables are usually higher in vitamins, minerals and fibre than the flesh, so it’s always better to eat the skin where possible. For example, tomato skin contains a high concentration of the flavonoid

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