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CAN A COOKIE SOLVE EVERYTHING?

Naturally Healthy

Sometimes, all we really want is a really good cookie. The simple baked and crunchy deliciousness is just the answer, no matter the question. In this cookie’s case it’s the solution to our digestion that takes the cake.
We’ve all heard of Digestive Biscuits right? You know, the ones with the disclaimer that “they have no benefit for your digestion whatsoever” (with all the sugar and processed ingredients they’re definitely not so digestively friendly!) But, they’ve just always been called Digestives so the name has just stuck. Well, with this cookie we’re about to share with the digestive benefits are really real.
Get the recipe, here.
Lee Holmes : Supercharged Food.
Supercharged Food is available In Store and On Line at Naturally Healthy - Hamilton
715 Grey Street Claudelands Hamilton
www.naturallyhealthy.co.nz...
phone 079583845
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