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#1 Blender Batter
Waffles/Pancakes
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#2
Baked
Parmesan Chicken
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#3 Yogurt Pie
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Who
are these recipes for?
1. People
who want to eat healthier whole foods.
2. Cooks who are tired of serving the same old
stuff.
3. Families who want to get away from prepackaged foods with too
much sugar, refined carbohydrates, trans & hydrogenated fats.
4. Folks who've had tasteless experiences with
"health food."
5. Mothers who want
alternatives the whole family can enjoy without having to cook separate
dishes for a child with allergies.
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#4
Almond Crunch Coffee Cake
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#5
Country Creole Peas 'n Corn
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#6
Blender
Batter Cornbread
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Who's
using these recipes?
1. People struggling with a health crisis that has precipitated the necessity
for lifestyle change.
2. Parents who want children to learn hands on healthful
cooking.
3. Adults who want nutritionally balanced recipes and menus for
sensible weight management.
4. Cooks who want to serve whole foods with proven appetite
appeal.
5. Budget conscious families who are not yet ready to invest
in expensive
processing equipment as a grain mill or bread
kneader.
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#7 Taco Chip Ole
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#8
Blender
Batter Bran Muffins/Carrot Bran Muffins
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