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Vegetables are a great source of vitamins, minerals and fibre, and an important part of a balanced diet.

Evidence shows there are significant health benefits to getting at least five portions of a variety of vegetables and fruit every day.

Did you know?

  • 80g of fresh, tinned or frozen fruit and vegetables counts as one portion of your 5 A Day. Remember to choose tinned veg in water, without added salt or sugar.
  • Sweet potatoes count towards your 5 A Day, but regular potatoes do not.
  • Baked beans in tomato sauce count towards one of your 5 A Day - choose versions lower in salt and sugar.

Read more about 5 A Day on the NHS website.

Tips to just add veg

  • Add carrots and courgette into sauces and soups
  • Make vegetables the star of your mid-morning snack! Try munching on celery and red pepper sticks alongside a healthy dip
  • For extra crunch and goodness, add sugar snap peas to a spicy stir fry
  • Try a new recipe such as a vegetable-based curry with pepper, cauliflower and peas
  • Add tasty sweet potato to your mashed potatoes
  • Add peppers and spinach to your morning omelette
  • For an easy win, add finely chopped carrots into your cottage pie
  • Add frozen peas to a homemade fish pie
  • Include red pepper and courgette in your favourite pasta dish

Veg-packed recipes

Visit Everyone Health's website for a variety of healthy recipes, including plenty of veg.

Vegetables are a great source of vitamins, minerals and fibre, and an important part of a balanced diet.

Evidence shows there are significant health benefits to getting at least five portions of a variety of vegetables and fruit every day.

Did you know?

  • 80g of fresh, tinned or frozen fruit and vegetables counts as one portion of your 5 A Day. Remember to choose tinned veg in water, without added salt or sugar.
  • Sweet potatoes count towards your 5 A Day, but regular potatoes do not.
  • Baked beans in tomato sauce count towards one of your 5 A Day - choose versions lower in salt and sugar.

Read more about 5 A Day on the NHS website.

Tips to just add veg

  • Add carrots and courgette into sauces and soups
  • Make vegetables the star of your mid-morning snack! Try munching on celery and red pepper sticks alongside a healthy dip
  • For extra crunch and goodness, add sugar snap peas to a spicy stir fry
  • Try a new recipe such as a vegetable-based curry with pepper, cauliflower and peas
  • Add tasty sweet potato to your mashed potatoes
  • Add peppers and spinach to your morning omelette
  • For an easy win, add finely chopped carrots into your cottage pie
  • Add frozen peas to a homemade fish pie
  • Include red pepper and courgette in your favourite pasta dish

Veg-packed recipes

Visit Everyone Health's website for a variety of healthy recipes, including plenty of veg.

Page last updated: 20 Jan 2026, 02:22 PM