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Popular Recipes
What a great way to get your salad in a wrap! Top it off with our delicious Almond Butter Sauce for a perfect appetizer. It’s a delicious way to eat more veggies and kids love them. The recipe is for 6 spring rolls, but you can easily adjust your amount of ingredients to make more.
So much more than a salad, this recipe is filled to the brim with nutrient-dense ingredients and packed full of bright flavor.
This isn’t your typical eggy, drippy french toast, but trust me, it is delicious.
Think of this as an Asian peanut sauce replacement—only tastier and healthier. Add any kind of spicy pepper (finely chopped) for a nice flavor kick. Use as a dipping sauce for spring rolls, a salad dressing, or pour over a baked potato. You can store in an airtight container for 3–5 days.
