Raw Food Products for a Healthy Living

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Summary: Learn about all the benefits of raw food recipes with a visit to a raw foods store and cafe run by Matt Amsden and his wife in this free instructional video on raw food cooking and recipes.

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By Rachel Karr
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Rachel Karr is a raw food chef at Cru Restaurant in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California.


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"Hi! I'm standing here with Janabai and Matt at the Revolution Cafe and this is the most incredible raw food store that I have ever seen. I didn't even think there was a raw food store. Right. Not so much around here. We are in Santa Monica and what do you have to show me. I've got some raw chocolate. It's called Cacao. It's the original chocolate and there are actually seeds in the chocolate. This is the most natural, completely healthy way you could possibly eat chocolate. It is healthy to eat chocolate. Yeah, sure. It's a good anti-oxidant. Has magnesium, protein as you know very good essential fatty acids, all kinds of stuff, iron. It's not processed. How do you prepare it? Do you put this in a coffee grinder. Exactly. You are totally right. You can use a coffee grinder and grind it right up and it becomes a fine powder like cocoa powder. You can put it in your smoothies, you can have tea, you can put over your granola. Sweeten it with agave. Yeah, honey are anything. We also got it pre-ground if you don't want to do it yourself. That's great. What else? We got goji berries here. They are called goji berries. They are from the Himalayas. Exactly. I think Harvard University said they are the number one anti-aging food on the planet. Wow! We got to eat some of these. What else are they good for? They are a complete source of protein. Like meat, they have all 11 amino acids which is pretty unusual for a fruit no less. One of the highest concentrations of amino acids. They also got those things you hear about like zeaxanthin and luetin that are good for the eyes especially. They are mood balancing and are known as the happy berry. They love me. I tried these and what I did was soaked them and then put them in a smoothie. You probably don't even have to. You could do that; that does release it or I throw a bunch in the bottom of my water bottle and just let the water drink off and you can chew them up afterwards. They are a great tea. "

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