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Vegetable Stock Or Water

Vegetable stock and water are common cooking liquids used to add moisture, and in the case of stock, mild savory flavor from simmered vegetables and seasonings. Water provides hydration with no calories, while vegetable stock may contribute small amounts of minerals depending on preparation.

Beneficial properties

hydrating low in calories supports cooking versatility can add flavor without fat often low in protein

Nutritional highlights

Water contains no significant nutrients, while vegetable stock may provide small amounts of sodium, potassium, and trace minerals, with nutrition varying widely by recipe or brand.

Caution. Vegetable stock can be high in sodium, especially packaged varieties.