Meal Idea – Salad
Meal Idea – Salad
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Lunch time! pic.twitter.com/5X8AygPpdc
— RuthAntebiGuten ⭐⭐⭐ (@RuthAntebiGuten) June 1, 2020
Food Focus: Blue Corn I’ve been intrigued by the nutrition value of blue corn since Dr. Roby Mitchell first introduced me to his BALi Eating Plan several years ago. Blue corn is also known as Hopi maize, It is grown in Mexico and U.S., particularly in Arizona and New Mexico and has advantages over white or…
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