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Serving Size: 2 Scoops (76 grams) Net weight: 880g Main ingredients: rice and pea proteins; organic freeze-dried cranberries, strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries; organic chia seeds; organic stabilised brown rice bran; xylitol; ... |
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Many fruit and vegetable juices work great with Living Fuel Rx (fresh juiced or squeezed organic is best). Citrus or tomato juice seems to be most people's favorite, and lemon juice and lemonade sweetened with low-glycaemic natural sweeteners are some of the healthiest choices. Be careful how much sugar you add to your shake through the various juice and fruit options, as sugar is unhealthy and should be reduced or eliminated over time.
Be creative by adding additional healthy ingredients to your serving of Living Fuel Rx. Remember, some of the best things in life are acquired tastes. Discover what works for you and your family by trying various juices, fruits, and almond, rice, or oat beverages.
Most people enjoy chia seeds—the incredibly nutritious tiny whole seeds found in Living Fuel Rx. However, some young children, prefer to have the Living Fuel Rx powder put into a coffee bean grinder to grind up the seeds before mixing a shake or even to have their shakes poured through a strainer to remove the seeds. It is nutritionally best to leave the seeds in; if you choose to strain out the chia seeds, it is even more important to supplement your diet with Living Fuel Rx's companion product, Omega 3 & E.
- Basic Recipe
- For a complete and balanced meal, the basic recipe is to mix one serving (two scoops) of Living Fuel Rx with at least 500ml (1 pint) of water or lemon water.
- Smoothies
- Use a high-speed blender for maximum smoothness. Hand mixers or shakers also work well if you are not adding fruit. Some people like using almond, rice, or oat beverages in their shakes; however, most believe that Living Fuel Rx lends itself more to fruit or vegetable juices.
SUPER GREENS
- Living Fuel Vegetable Smoothie
- Mix 50-75g (2–3 ounces) of fresh vegetable juice (e.g., tomato juice) with Super Greens and water to desired thickness.
- Living Fuel Pick-Me-Up (for when you’re not feeling well)
- Mix 50-75g (2–3 ounces) of your favorite vegetable or fruit juice with two scoops of Living Fuel Rx plus water in a high-speed blender. Add one to three cloves of fresh garlic or hot peppers plus 1–2 tablespoons of coconut oil and add lemon to smooth the taste. The coconut and lemon tend to hide the garlic.
SUPER BERRY
NON-DRINK RECIPES
SOUPS
Mix Living Fuel Rx into cold or warm soups (do no use hot soups as heat degrades probiotics and enzymes).
COCOCHIA
CocoChia is wonderful in fruit smoothies, sprinkled on fruit salads, mixed with almond butter and LivingFuel Rx . . . we have even used it in baking!
- As a pie shell:
- CocoChia makes an excellent pie shell when 4 tablespoons are mixed together with the equivalent amount of coconut oil or ghee. Note: Because chia seeds absorb up to seven times their weight in liquid, please use plenty of liquid when preparing recipes.
Have a great recipe we haven’t listed here? Please e-mail us your favorite recipes or questions to info@livingfuel.com.


