Drinking cranberry juice in moderation, like one cup per day, has little to no health risks for most people, says Tamburello.

"Can you get these year-round?" my husband asked over breakfast. He was referring to the fresh cranberries I used for my cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving. We have happily discovered the leftovers make ...

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“Can you get these year-round?” my husband asked over breakfast. He was referring to the fresh cranberries I used for my cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving. We have happily discovered the leftovers make ...

“Can you get these year-round?” my husband asked over breakfast. He was referring to the fresh cranberries I used for my cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving. We have happily discovered the leftovers make ...

Research suggests cranberry juice may actually increase kidney stone formation, rather than helping as many believe. You may consider limiting your cranberry juice to 1 cup or less a day, and choosing ...

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While cranberry sauce contains helpful nutrients, like vitamin C, as well as protective antioxidants, its high sugar content can take a toll on your blood sugar, especially if it's consumed by itself.