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Published 16:44 25 Jan 2016 GMT
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The stone also has more soluble fibre than oats and most other foods, and polyphenols – the magic ingredient that makes green tea so healthy.
So how can you include the stone without suffering a cooking conundrum?
Taking a strong kitchen knife, cut the stone into quarters and pop it into a blender to chop the seed into a fine powder. Then add it to your smoothie or curries to bump up the nutritious value of your meal.
It’s worth noting that the blended stone flavour can be quite strong, so mix it with frozen berries or pineapple in your smoothies, or opt to stir it into a spiced curry.
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