Yes They Do Contain Natural Salts.
Some vegetables contain salt.
In the raw vegetables no salt or extremely low concentrations.
Yes, vegetables contain vitamin C. Examples of the vegetables containing vitamin C are as follows:PeppersSpring greensBrusselsBroccoliBok choyNote: There are also vegetables that contain vitamin C which are not inluded on the above list.
I do believe most vegetables contain traces of fat.
Fruits contain more acids than vegetables as a general rule, however some vegetables do contain some acids. Tomatoes are one vegetable that contain acid, jalapeno vegetables also contain acid.
Both fruits and vegetables are marketed as either fresh, frozen, dried, and processed. Some have added ingredients like salt and sugar and others are left in their natural state.
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yes ,I do .I think vegetables contain bromine .that's very great
No, sugar doesn't contain salt.
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Iodine is an essential chemical element for the production of thyroid hormones that help regulate growth and metabolism. Natural iodine exists in all living plants and animals. Food that comes from the sea contain the most iodine and the seaweed is an excellent source. In irony to this, salt from the sea, or salt from any other sources for that matter, does not contain iodine. Processed salt likeÊiodized salt is the only salt product that contain iodine because extra iodine is added during processing.
No, baby food does not contain salt.
Not really. Putting a little bit salt and oil will just be fine on the vegetables, but do not put too much oil and salt on vegetables. Putting too much salt and oil on vegetables can cause stomach pain and high sodium content, which can even kill you.