My colon hydrotherapist was telling me about making raw applesauce, and I didn’t believe it would work. So I went to work in the kitchen, and decided to make it a pudding-y type of treat. Great success! I It’s very yummy and gets a bit thicker once chilled. I think I may even try freezing it in pops! If I had...

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Ingredients

2 red apples (chopped)
3 tablespoons chia seeds (soaked in 1 cup water for 30 minutes)
1 cup dried apricots (soaked in water at least 30 minutes)
Pinch of cinnamon and ginger (fresh or powder)

Recipe Directions

1. Get soaking once you decide you want a treat.

2. Blend very thoroughly and pour into jars. Pop into the fridge.

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By noelleloveshoney

My colon hydrotherapist was telling me about making raw applesauce, and I didn’t believe it would work.

So I went to work in the kitchen, and decided to make it a pudding-y type of treat. Great success! I

It’s very yummy and gets a bit thicker once chilled. I think I may even try freezing it in pops!

If I had vanilla powder, I think it would be magnificent, and you can definitely feel free to add sweetener, or to substitute a similar dried fruit.

Makes almost 2 full pint-sized sprouting glass jars worth. Enjoy!

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