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Read Time: ~3.6 hr

Superfood juices

by Julie Morris (2014)

About this book

Power up your juicer and pack more nutrition into your day! Whether you crave fruit juices or have a hankering for cleansing, purifying green juices, you'll find them all here. From choosing the right machine to considering the health benefits of various juices, this book will spark experimentation, rejuvenation, and flavorful bliss one superfood sip at a time.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSuperfood juices Lead Character

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