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By Julie Morris on July 15, 2010
Undercover health benefits like antioxidants, good omega fats, potassium, magnesium (and more) nutritionally rank this dessert as more of an energy bar than an “extra 20 minutes on the treadmill indulgence.” Best of all, five ingredients plus five minutes is all it takes to go from zero to brownie.
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By Julie Morris on July 15, 2010
VIDEO: Julie shares her recipe for delicious No Bake Brownies. Make in 5 minutes with just 5 natural ingredients.
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By Julie Morris on December 8, 2009
Recently, I shot a few informational videos for Navitas Naturals to talk about the benefits of a few of their superfood products. The videos turned out pretty fun, and are a great 101 on how to use these “new” foods. Here’s one on goji berries.
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By Julie Morris on November 27, 2009
I’ve been making this super cool jam recipe made from acai berries and chia seeds for a while now at home, and I wanted to demonstrate just how easy it is to make it yourself. You can view this episode along with my other videos under the Cooking Show section, HERE.
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