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These are the healthiest food combinations, according to experts

Culinary power couples
Apple and nut butter
Carrots and avocado
Cheese and oatcakes
Flaxseed oil and broccoli
Garlic and lemon
Hard-boiled eggs and salad
Kale, goats' cheese and mushrooms
Lemon and spinach
Lentils and peppers
Lime and avocado
Liver and tomatoes
 Mangetout and butter
Milk and coffee
Mushrooms and olive oil
Nuts and raisins
Onions, beans and garlic
Parsley and pumpkin seeds
Rosemary and beef
Salmon and broccoli
Sardines and lemon
Seeds and stir-fry
Tahini and squash
Turmeric and black pepper
Walnuts and chamomile tea
Yogurt and berries
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Culinary power couples

Salt and vinegar, tomato and basil, chilli and chocolate... Some flavours are just meant to be together. But did you know savvy ingredient pairing can also bring some added health benefits to the table? Whether it's by unlocking micronutrients, blunting energy spikes or just helping to make nutritious but challenging flavours a little more palatable, clever food combinations are a great way to complement a balanced diet. We asked registered nutritionist Jen Walpole to give us the lowdown on some culinary power couples.

Click or scroll through our gallery to discover our A-Z of ingredient pairings that could give your health a boost.

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Anna Blewett

22 April 2024

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