Psychologists devise clever trick to make us eat more veggies

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Psychologists devise clever trick to make us eat more veggies

Psychologists devise clever trick to make us eat more veggies

Turns out if you call beets "dynamite" and sweet potatoes "zesty," people actually want to eat their veggies.

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A new study published last week in JAMA Internal Medicinefrom Stanford University's Psychology Department found that rich, descriptive and delicious labels for vegetables makes them a lot more appealing.

The study found that "indulgent" descriptors for vegetables like beets, corn, green beans, zucchini, carrots, and sweet potatoes won over diners at a university cafeteria. We get it: "rich buttery roasted sweet corn" sounds too good to pass over. Especially when compared to just plain-old "corn." Read more...

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