#Natural Foods

[hannahs-quirky-moments]

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[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

Anyone else tired of "organic food" companies putting seed oils, GMOs and other filler trash into their food? What gives? 🤔

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[opspro2005]

[lifeblogstory]

Tall Matcha Ice Cream

Had a tall matcha ice cream with biscuits. Include natural matcha powder🍺. All ingredients were imported from Japan🍦. The owner also joined the photo for being a loyal customer. From “Matcha n more”.

[fitforestfairy]

When I find articles like this. I'm pretty pleased to see that this is the way I pretty much regularly eat!

Basically:

High protein

Low/moderate (complex) carbs

High satiety foods

High fiber

Low caloric density

Mostly whole foods

Lots of cooking at home

[blissfulnook]

Sinigang na ulo ng salmon.

I could clearly remember the first time I used real tamarind to make this dish and boy was it tiresome. My only memory was that I was sweating a lot with just smashing the boiled tamarinds, and never again did I attempt to use real tamarinds. Instead, I made the easy way out of using instant sinigang mixes.

However, since we're going all natural, I had to use real tamarinds again, and it wasn't that hard after all 😯 probably I was too young back then and was very new to cooking.

Real tamarinds taste as good as those mixes, less the extra chemicals added. The dish turned out to be very delicious, and I will not hesitate to go natural again.

[healthandfitnessu]

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[torillatavataan]

Why Nordic Wild Blueberries Are So Expensive

Bilberries, or Nordic wild blueberries, are sweet purple berries that grow wild in the forests of Nordic countries. But bilberries are very fragile. After just two days after harvesting, their nutritional value begins to fade.

To ensure the tiny berries hold on to their precious antioxidants, companies in Finland spend entire days sorting and freezing them at precise temperatures. That's because bilberries are highly sought after in the health-food industry, where they are sold in the form of juices or supplements that can reach over $200 per kilogram.

So what makes these tiny berries so nutritious? And why are they so expensive?

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[pillowspace]

GIRLY JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT CYERCE ELEGANS

If Cyerce nigricans is a butterfly, then this is a fairy... Cyerce nigricans for comparison:

[lifeblogstory]

Sugar Cane Drink🎋

A natural and organic drink, made directly from scratch💪. People cut the sugar cane in present. Then, squeeze into a big blender machine. It produces a raw drink🥤. All made from scratch, where customers can watch. All labour intensive process💟. By cutting the sugar canes that weight up to 3 pounds. The juice tastes different from processed ones. More healthy🌱. Can feel the natural habitat. From “Sugarcane Daddy”.

[pronatureorganic123]

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[dumplingprincessextraordinaire]

I had chicken, potatoes and rice for dinner and I added some water and seasonings to make it taste like stew and omg it hit the spottttt

[ur-daily-inspiration]

Cute cakes appreciation post