Gluten-Free

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Sensational Seedmilk Smoothie

A great mid-day high-protein drink.

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Fresh Sunflower Seed Milk

Enjoy in smoothies, over your favorite cereal or with a chewy Superseed Bar. Leftover pulp from straining can be used in quick breads, muffins or any hot whole-grain cereal.

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Tempeh 'Bacon'

This easy tempeh recipe is great for brunches- but make extra for quick lunches throughout the week! This recipe is from the cookbook, Vegan with a Vengeance.

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Spiced Blueberry Buckwheat Biscuits

These simple gluten-free biscuits are perfect for breakfast, brunch, or for tea time!

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Kale Detox Juice

Enjoy as a fresh ‘energy booster’ anytime of the day. This beneficial drink is made fresh and enjoyed immediately.

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Kale Ginger Juice

A simple and tasty juice that can help jumpstart any detox plan. Kale is a great detox ingredient as it helps cleanse the intestines and helps the liver naturally create cleansing enzymes. Apples and cucumbers are naturally alkalizing. Ginger is great for total body cleansing. Mint’s natural aroma not only smells great but actually helps initiate our body’s natural digestion which helps dispel toxins and waste faster.

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Chilled Cucumber Soup

Cucumbers are a classic detoxing ingredient. It’s naturally hydrating and akalizing properties are great for your skin, hair, and kidneys.

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Persian Green Rice

Green rice is a traditional Persian dish made with dried fruits, nuts, and lots of fresh herbs.

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Kombu Tea

Kombu is rich in calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium and Vitamin A. This drink soothes the digestion, warms and calms the nervous system, and can be enjoyed any time of day.

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Classic Mineral Broth

This nutritious broth is best taken hot and can be enjoyed throughout the
day. Chop the vegetables into 2-3” pieces. The strained vegetables can
be pureed and used in warm cereals, sauces, blended with nut butters, or added to muffin and quick bread batters.