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The Living Consciousness: Almond Cashew Cream
Looking for something sumptuous to pour over fresh fruit for breakfast? Almond cashew cream may be the perfect treat. We love pouring the thick nut cream over bananas and dates.

Easing Into Raw Foods: Salad Dressings
Zesty dressings are an easy way to increase the amount fresh raw ingredients eaten on a daily basis, and will add innovative flavors and textures to what might otherwise be a hum-drum salad. Often a tantalizing dressing is all that's needed to enliven a simple bowl of greens and wake up our tastebuds.

Heartfelt Giving: Thousand Island Dressing Revisited
Smooth, creamy, and thick as guacamole, with a rich tomato flavor - this salad dressing is reminiscent of Thousand Island Dressing. It's a favorite of ours when we want a substantial and hearty salad...

Shoo Fly: Creamy Cucumber-Dill Dressing
This dressing is both creamy smooth and chunky and is a delicious complement to our pumpkin seed patties. Tahini makes a yoghurt-like base for the sauce, and refreshing cucumber, dill, lemon and mint, add Mediterranean flavors that work beautifully with salads, veggies, tomatoes, or potatoes.


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