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Top Posts & Pages
- Bone Broth, Gelatine, Oxalate, and Kidney Stones
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- Diet and Nutrition of the Lion
- Brazil nuts and the variation in their selenium content
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Cranachan
Cranachan is a classic Scottish dessert traditionally eaten in the late summer and autumn months in celebration of the year’s harvest. Its flavours of oatmeal, heather honey, and whiskey combined with soft fruits and cream makes this a thoroughly Scottish dessert. In her … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Honey, Nutrition, Recipes, Scottish, Uncategorized
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