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For all you Park Slope Food Coop members out there…
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Mini raw blueberry and cardamom cheesecakes
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Kelp noodles (I am OBSESSED with these!) with avocado pesto topped with nutritional yeast and sundried tomatoes.
For the pesto (blended in Vitamix):
- 1 avocado
- bunch of basil
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- juice of 1 lemon
- 4 tbsp nutritional yeast
- salt & pepper to taste
Sooooo happy to have finished my three day juice fast! Kale salad with sprouts, dill, cayenne, dulse, sea salt, olive oil, lemon juice, avocado and fresh cherry tomatoes from my garden.
Day 3 of 3 of my Organic Avenue LOVE Deep Juice cleanse. Fridge stocked and ready to go! I’m not going to lie, I was pretty hungry last night although it could have been psychological seeing as Fridays are typically my evening off where I veg-out and snack in front of the TV. And I may have had dreams where I kept cheating and eating wild blackberries…but anyway, full update on how everything went tomorrow!
GPOY: the aftermath of an Organic Avenue chlorophyll shot
They are right. David Wolfe is a crazy person in a good way. Do any other Best Day Ever members out there sense that all he consumes now is a bunch of medicinal herbs, vitamins and tonics?
“Day 1: Monday Morning: 2 young coconuts, with coconut meat and water blended together in a cream. If young coconuts cannot be found, blend 2 avocados with mature coconut water.
Afternoon: 5 oranges. 2 avocados. Spinach leaves.
Snack: 3 oranges.
Evening: One large spinach salad containing…
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Things got a little crazy this summer and I took a break from Tumblr. But, I’m back and kickstarting things with my first Organic Avenue juice cleanse! I’m on day 1 of 3 of the LOVE Deep program. This is my very first juice fast. Reviews to come. Wish me luck!
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Buy from companies that treat workers, animals, and the environment with respect
When you go to the supermarket,
choose foods that are in season
Buy foods that are organic
Know what’s in your food
Read labels
Know What You Buy
The average meal travels 1500 miles from the farm to the supermarket.
Buy foods that are grown locally
Shop at farmers’ markets
Plant a garden (Even a small one)
Cook a meal with your family and eat together,
Everyone has a right to healthy food.
Make sure your farmers’ market takes food stamps.
Ask your schools to provide healthy school lunches.
The FDA and USDA are supposed to protect you and your family.
Tell Congress to enforce food safety laws and re-introduce Kevin’s Law
If you say grace, ask for foods that will keep us, and the planet healthy.
You can change the world with every bite."
