Interesting. I couldn’t get that link to work. Are tangerine tomatoes the type of orange tomatoes you typically see in a grocery store? Also, make sure to have some fats with your veggies so you’ll absorb more... (1 reply, last updated by chowser March 2, 2007)

délicieux! And I’m tickled by the text on the tin: "Good and good for you! A cup of this hot chocolate has about 10 times more antioxidants than a cup of green tea." WOOHOO, I’ll drink to that! I feel healthier already.... (0 replies, last updated by kattyeyes September 17, 2009)

Your best bet is to buy a Jack Lallane juicer, or equivalent, and purchase prickly pears and make your fresh prickly pear juice, where you’ll get all the nutrients and antioxidant benefits that you would otherwise lose if... (1 reply, last updated by Lorenzo.alvarez March 15, 2007)

out that green tea antioxidants are 20 times more powerful than Vitamin E and 200 times that of Vitamin C, and that white tea’s antioxidant is more powerful still. Make’s it worthwhile to go out of the way for some of... (1 reply, last updated by Kate January 21, 2003)

, particularly red wine, is touted as cardioprotective since it is a good source of antioxidant anthocyanins, a recent study found that blueberries deliver 38% more of these free radical fighters. In this study, published in the... (7 replies, last updated by TampaAurora December 28, 2008)

, and had a twinge of anti-oxidant tannins in the finish. On the bottom, peanut butter gelato, one of my favorites of the usual flavors in the case. Very dense and rich, and produced the same stuck-together peanut butter mouth... (0 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong August 1, 2008)

I’m working on adding some antioxidants into my diet and wanted to find blueberry or cherry concentrates (sugar free). Do you know where I could find these? Is Whole Foods my best bet? (2 replies, last updated by sing me a bar February 25, 2008)

FWIW, I read something in the paper today that they’ve also found very useful anti-oxidants in white wines. Might be like fruits and veggies “drink the rainbow” for maximum health. I’ll drink to that. (2 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike November 13, 2006)

Saw the commercial yesterday and was stunned by the stupidity of the “green” marketing. It’s as nonsensical as the "anti-oxidant" tag being thrown on just about every product — including shampoo and soap.... (7 replies, last updated by citizenconn April 27, 2009)

I bought a jar of instant green tea at Trader Joe’s—store brand—and am curious about its properties. Are the antioxidant properties and caffeine level roughly the same as regularly brewed green tea? Anyone know? (2 replies, last updated by cheapertrick January 7, 2007)

It’s used in a lot of Persian cooking (e.g. Khoresh Fesenjoon). I also like it in a gin martini. Apparently it is also very high in anti-oxidants. (8 replies, last updated by Mike January 27, 2005)

an black-purple —compared to Pinot Noir or Cabernet. Not only does that pigment have flavor, it’s healthy. The chemical compound that gives red wine its color is anthocyanin, and it is one of the most powerful... (2 replies, last updated by maria lorraine August 5, 2008)

The Shop ‘n’ bag in Dublin has it, so it must be all over. It’s in the refrigerated section with the specialty drinks. It’s high in antioxidants, so if I were you I’d check the nearest health food... (6 replies, last updated by kiwijen November 2, 2009)

From my experience as a certified extra virgin olive oil taster, if the extra virgin olive oil is fruity and peppery the olive oil is full of antioxidants. Basically the polyphenols make the olive oil very peppery in our throat.... (9 replies, last updated by gemtun November 23, 2009)

, or in more complex drinks. A big aspect of its allure is its superfood/antioxidant properties. Not sure if that’s lost in the fact that it’s alcohol, but I have yet to get a hangover from it. :) I’d say... (2 replies, last updated by trojantrent August 10, 2009)