September 2020

CIRS sweeteners

Which sweetener is best for CIRS- stevia, honey, or sugar? So many delicious recipes and tasty ripe fruits to choose from! So many sweeteners to choose from…natural, refined & unrefined, and those created in a food laboratory. Knowing which ones will likely cause the most harm while recovering from biotoxin illness can help you avoid

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Sweet orange & cinnamon tea hot or iced and it’s low amylose

One of many CIRS approved beverages. For more recipes & CIRS food tips, join the Mold Free Menu community here This delightful beverage is so adaptable! Enjoy it chilled and loaded with ice or hot and creamy in your favorite mug. Sugar free, CIRS approved, safe for Keto, Paleo, Atkins, Zero Proof, low FODMAP/SIBO approved,

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blueberry smoothie, low amylose

Blueberry Smoothie! Ingredients: 1 cup coconut milk (watch ingredients)½ cup frozen organic blueberries½ cup fresh spinach leaves1 tablespoon approved nut butter (optional)1 tablespoon of chia seeds (optional)A few ice cubes Blend in a blender, Vitamix, Ninja, Magic Bullet or whatever works for you. Serve in a stylish glass alongside your handsomely plated saute or other

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Tasty everyday saute; The ‘anytime meal’ for CIRS recovery

The Everyday Saute, the “anytime meal” for CIRS recovery Everyday Saute– instant gratification is tasty 🙂 This recipe is so adaptable, that it was almost titled: “Clean the fridge saute”! Preparing individual meals using leftovers and produce on hand not only saves money & time, but your food will be more nutritious because it is

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