This super-nutritious grain is one of the most delicious when cooked properly.

A dietitian breaks down the key nutritional differences—and the best pick for protein.

Easy to heat and eat items like this Costco find help when you don't want to make an entire meal from scratch. You don't have ...

Medically reviewed by Allison Herries, RDN Key Takeaways Oats and quinoa are both heart-healthy whole grains, helping support steady energy, blood sugar control, and fullness due to their fiber and ...

While there's no denying quinoa's popularity - the market size of the grain reached a staggering $382 million last year, after all, one can still debate some of the reasons for it. For instance, some ...

If you went shopping in Whole Foods or grabbed a meal at a salad-forward fast casual restaurant in 2013, you lived the quinoa craze. Back then, it seemed as though quinoa-based grain bowls were ...

Quinoa dates back three to four thousand years ago when the Incas first realized that the seed was fit for human consumption. According to WHFoods quinoa “was the gold of the Incas” because they ...

Quinoa lovers have been put on a bit of a guilt trip with stories suggesting that the increased demand in the U.S. has put the superfood out of reach for those living closest to where it's grown. How ...

Though quinoa is often used as a substitute for rice and wheat, it is technically not a true grain—it’s considered a pseudocereal, a type of plant that produces a starchy seed that mimics grains.

Quinoa pronounced ken'wa, kinwa or kinua, is the seed of a grain crop. It is a pseudo-cereal which makes for a grain supplement. A native of South America, today it is grown across the world. Quinoa's ...