5 Unexpected Items Nutritionists Keep in Their Cupboards
Push aside the cans of beans and jars of coconut oil, and here's what you'll find.
By Lynn Andriani
The Green Cocktail Mixer
Aside from margaritas, we aren't really used to seeing grass-colored drinks—until we met Drew Ramsey, MD, an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University who takes a nutrition-based approach to clinical treatment. He keeps his kitchen stocked with kale powder, which he uses to make a cocktail he calls Kale Potion No. 9. The bright green beverage includes a teaspoon of the stuff, as well as kombucha, lemonade and a splash of vodka.
What else it's good for: Stirring into smoothies, tomato sauce or as a garnish for anything that could use a colorful, healthy boost, from bruschetta to baked potatoes.
What else it's good for: Stirring into smoothies, tomato sauce or as a garnish for anything that could use a colorful, healthy boost, from bruschetta to baked potatoes.
Published 05/31/2016