Ingredients:
½ clamshell, Well•Pict raspberries
1 cup almond milk
1. Put raspberries and sliced strawberries into a blender and cover with almond milk. Blend.
2. Set in freezer until desired consistency, about 30 minutes- 1 hour for a slushy/shake like drink, or longer for a consistency closer to ice cream. Top with non-dairy whipped cream if desired.
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By Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Issue 021117
Growing Vegetables From Seed
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Late winter is the ideal time to start
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As some of of you have read, I was blessed to have a tour of Hudsonville Creamery . (And if you haven't read it, you should!) They also took us on a tour of Pyle Farm, which supplies their milk and cream. I'll admit that I'm a city girl through and through, and was surprised what I learned about cows, dairy farms, and the farming industry
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