Still, literary fiction is the term that the book-selling business uses, so I guess we're stuck with it! If you go into a bookstore, you can usually tell the genre novels from the literary ones instantly. Here's how... 1.
Insoluble fiber comes from the tough outer skin of tomatoes, as well as the seeds. Tomato skin, seeds and other insoluble fiber components stay intact during digestion and push out waste, easing constipation.
It swells as it absorbs water. Some vegetables that have soluble fiber include peas, with 8.8 grams of fiber per cup, carrots, 1.7 grams each, psyllium, 16 grams per ounce, and black beans, with 10.4 grams per cup. Insoluble fiber, also called roughage, does not dissolve in the digestive tract.