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Beth Sachs

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As seen in: Jam and Clotted Cream, Veggie Desserts, Hungry Healthy Happy, Tin and Thyme, Living the Gourmet, Mama Maggie’s Kitchen
👩 Food blogger & mum. 🏡 Also found @effortlessf00d @cornishcompass & @nichesitesbeth!
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Funny Face Halloween Apples

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By Anjali Shah, Christian Guzman, Beth Sachs
| pickyeaterblog.com
By Anjali Shah on Every October, I start turning snack time into something playful and a bit spooky, and these funny face Halloween apples are one of my easier creations. I use crisp apples, creamy peanut butter, and pumpkin seeds to create these animated little mouths in just 10 minutes. They are a sweet and nutritious snack that will appeal to even the pickiest eaters.
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Banana Bread Without Brown Sugar

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By Anjali Shah, Beth Sachs, Tawnie Kroll
| pickyeaterblog.com
By Anjali Shah on My kitchen always smells better when I have a loaf of this healthy banana bread without brown sugar in the oven. This recipe uses ripe bananas, whole wheat pastry flour, and coconut sugar instead of brown sugar. It bakes into a tender, lightly sweet loaf with just the right amount of nuttiness from the walnuts.
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Healthy Vegetarian Greek Nachos

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By Anjali Shah, Beth Sachs
| pickyeaterblog.com
By Anjali Shah on If you take the concept of a Mexican classic and swap out the ingredients with Mediterranean components, you get healthy vegetarian Greek nachos. I use crisp pita chips, baked chickpeas, and a tahini sauce for this innovative dish. In just 55 minutes, I have a wholesome dish with various layers, each offering a different flavor and texture.
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