Commonly known for their potential role in treating UTIs, cranberries may also support heart health, digestion, blood sugar levels, and more. Here's what to know—and how to incorporate more of them ...

They’re round, red, and oh-so tart. But unless it’s Thanksgiving (or you need a home remedy for a UTI), you might not think much about cranberries. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries—these are the ...

“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 ...

If you’re only eating cranberries once a year, you’re missing out on a wide array of nutrients and creative dishes. Cranberries have adorned Thanksgiving and holiday tables for hundreds of years. But ...

“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 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Cranberries may grace your dinner table once or twice a year, typically in the form of a tangy sauce, ...

"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 ...

You can eat raw cranberries, but if you eat too many, they may upset your stomach or cause diarrhea. Cranberries (Vaccinium macrocarpon) are ruby-red berries typically served as relish on Thanksgiving ...