The MOST important........
Just curious, as Im doing my monthly bulk shopping today......
Whats the most important food in your kitchen. It used to be Id have said my wheatberries. Now Im thinking its my organic raw sunflower seeds. I REALLY like my Miso & Nori too now days. I do keep a BULK pantry and have LOTS of nuts (almost feeling squirrel like - lol) but was left to wonder....whats the most important staple in YOUR kitchen....besides greens of course.
Whats the most important food in your kitchen. It used to be Id have said my wheatberries. Now Im thinking its my organic raw sunflower seeds. I REALLY like my Miso & Nori too now days. I do keep a BULK pantry and have LOTS of nuts (almost feeling squirrel like - lol) but was left to wonder....whats the most important staple in YOUR kitchen....besides greens of course.
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might be sunflower sprouts.. but as things progress, that could change.
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for me, it's kale (it just has to be said) and bananas... and mangos... mmm... :)
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Without fruit:
Bell pepper juice (very colorful and festive... red, orange, yellow)
Jicama juice (sweet milky)
Carrot juice with pumpkin pie spice
Cashew nutmilk with pumpkin pie spice
With fruit:
spinach and pineapple
spinach and coconut water
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