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Holiday hot chocolate candy cane fabulousness (yes)

By Julie Morris on December 24, 2009

Ever wanted to be a hero? Just bring someone a warm mug of hot chocolate and it’s pretty much the same thrill. The ooohs, the ahhhs, the first slurp, and the inevitable look of pure gratitude and appreciation. That’s the power of hot chocolate. Love in a mug.

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Candy Cane White Hot Chocolate

By Julie Morris on December 24, 2009

An instant new holiday tradition! If store-bought hemp milk is used as opposed to homemade, I recommend Living Harvest brand – it has a white, smooth viscosity that is ideal for this recipe. Rice milk works as well, but consider leaving out some of the water as rice milk it is naturally a thinner type of milk.

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Embracing Healthy Traditions

By Julie Morris on December 26, 2008

And there it was again, Christmas morning. My dad was making waffles, just like he has every year since I was little. I watched as he whipped up the batter, adding cinnamon and “secret spices” to make his signature recipe. I watched as he threw the mix into the waffle maker, and in 4 minutes [...]

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No Bake Brownies (with video)

No Bake Brownies | Super Foods With Jules

Veggie BBQ like you mean it

Sweet Summer: magical date syrup meets red raspberry pops

Mix a batch of kombucha – ReadyMade Magazine

Is agave syrup good, bad, or just kinda tasty?

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