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Seedy Power Sprinkle

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Photo of Power Sprinkle on a baking tray.
Photo by Joseph De Leo, Food Styling by Anna Stockwell

Keep a jar of this seedy sprinkle on your counter to top bowls of yogurt, soup, salad, or anything you want to add a bit of crunch (and healthy fiber and protein!) to, or just eat it straight out of the jar as a snack.

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