Alive in 5: Super-Easy Raw Food Recipes ... 
Ideal for Anyone Committed to Health Who Still Wants Their Meals to TASTE Great
by www.SixWise.com
The raw food movement has been gaining speed in America, 
                    spurred by its following of health-conscious eaters who strive 
                    to eat most or all of their food raw.
                  
                     
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 The philosophy behind the raw food movement is that 
                          raw foods are full of vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antioxidants 
                          and vibrant life force energy that contribute to your 
                          health and well-being. | 
                  
                  The philosophy is that raw foods offer superior nutrients, 
                    antioxidants, enzymes and life force energy to cooked foods, 
                    whose nutrients have been damaged by the cooking process. 
                    Eating a mostly raw food diet is said to help increase your 
                    energy, purify your body, improve your overall well-being 
                    and even fight diseases from chronic fatigue syndrome to cancer.
                  And while there isn't much scientific evidence yet to back 
                    up these claims, the growing number of raw food devotees seems 
                    to speak for itself.
                  Preparing Delicious and Simple Raw Foods at Home
                  Raw food restaurants are popping up in big cities across 
                    the country, offering chic and now trendy alternatives for 
                    those wishing to eat raw. But for those who don't live near 
                    a raw food restaurant, or who want to prepare raw food meals 
                    at home, Alive 
                    in 5: Raw Gourmet Meals in Five Minutes, is an exciting 
                    option.
                  Unlike many raw food cookbooks, which contain complex recipes 
                    that take hours to prepare, Alive in 5 is packed with quick 
                    and easy recipes that take just about five minutes to prepare 
                    -- really!
                  With just a blender and a food processor, notable raw chef 
                    Angela Elliott shows you how to prepare a raw foods feast 
                    including lasagna, apple pie, stuffed mushrooms, spaghetti 
                    marinara, broccoli in cheese sauce, chocolate shakes and much, 
                    much more!
                  
                  Best of all, the recipes contain easy-to-find ingredients 
                    and are incredibly simple to prepare. Whether you're a long-time 
                    raw foodie, or are just curious to see what it's all about, 
                    you'll be delighted by the dynamic and fresh tastes in this 
                    book, such as:
                  
                    - 
                      Cultured ranch dressing 
- 
                      Celestial fettuccini alfredo (this one does take a bit 
                        longer than five minutes, but it's worth it!) 
- 
                      Tangerine dream ice cream 
- 
                      Goji 
                        berry pops 
- 
                      Blueberry pie 
As more of us strive to include more healthy foods in our 
                    diets, yet often lack the time to do it as often as we'd like, 
                    Alive 
                    in 5: Raw Gourmet Meals in Five Minutes is the perfect 
                    solution. This unique cookbook will inspire you to create 
                    fresh and delicious meals for you and your family, and is 
                    sure to become a trusted companion in your healthy kitchen.
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