Happilyraw offers a fantastic range of high quality super superfoods to enhance and nourish your daily diet.
Pine Pollen capsules now available. Pine Pollen has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over 2000 years and may help to balance hormones, maintain a healthy endocrine system, restore energy and support a strong immune system. Surthrival Perpetual Youth Pine Pollen is 100% pure and contains over 200 bioactive nutrients, vitamins and minerals to support both mental and physical health.
Organic nuts and seeds are an excellent source of digestible protein, dietary fibre, vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids. Use almonds, brazil, cashews and walnuts to make delicious powerpacked milk drinks or smoothies, adding superfoods such as Manuka Honey, acai berry, camu camu, algarroba, maca and cacao powders .... or create tasty, nutritious dips with pumpkin, sunflower and sesame seeds, mixed with the juice of a freshly squeezed lemon, a drop of aloe vera juice or flax oil, a pinch of unrefined sea salt and a teaspoon of your favourite supergreen powders.
... Make the most of our April Extra Special Offers and our ongoing Special Offers featured on the Home Page.
... and don't forget, Happilyraw will be at the Big Shiny Event in Glastonbury on Saturday 28th April. We would love to see you there. For information and location, click here.
Happilyraw now donates 1% of all product sales to healthcare projects at home in the UK and towards a special project in Southern India.
The information provided in this newsletter and on the website are for your information and educational purposes only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The statements in this newsletter and on the website should not be considered as medical advice and we strongly recommend working in partnership with a qualified healthcare professional.
Spend over £75 subtotal and we'll send you a FREE bag of Mulu Raw Chocolate Buttons, plus you'll qualify for FREE delivery*
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You do not have to add these free items to your basket. Simply place your order and we will add them to your order.
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25%OFF Organic Red Clover Seeds 125g now just £1.35 50% OFF Tribulus Fruit Powder 227g now just £4.95 35% OFF Garlic Powder 100g now just £2.25 30% OFF Passionflower Powder 100g now just £5.95 25% OFF Suma Root Powder 100g now just £6.70 50% OFF Organic Linseeds (Flax Seeds) 500g now just £0.99 40% OFF Rainforest Air Freshener 125ml now just £7.45 50% OFF Codonopsis Root 113g now just £2.95
Special Offers and Extra Special offers subject to availability and may be withdrawn and changed at any time
Making Raw Chocolates for Easter. Why not indulge yourselves at Easter and make your very own Raw Chocolates ...
It's so easy and so much fun making your very own raw chocolates. Here's a simple recipe for you to follow and once perfected, be creative and enjoy experimenting with new textures and flavours ...
100g of raw & organic cacao butter, 50g of raw & organic cacao powder and to sweeten, start off with 40g of Peruvian algarroba powder. Add or reduce the cacao powder and algarroba powder to your own preference for a dark/sweet tasting chocolate.
Melt the cacao butter by placing it in a bowl which is then placed in a bowl of hot water. This method will prevent excessive heat destroying the nutrients. Once melted, add the algarroba and cacao powders and stir together until you get a rich, brown chocolate mixture. The simply pour into a chocolate mould and leave to set in the fridge for around 2 hours ... don't forget to lick the bowl afterwards ... then enjoy your very own home made raw choccies .... mmmm!
There is so much more you can do to make your raw chocolates ever tastier ... try using powders of carob and/or maca and sweeten withlucuma instead .. experiment with flavours using cinnamon powderor peppermint essential oil ... for more information,click here.
Did you know ....
Happilyraw will be at the Big Shiny Event in Glastonbury on the 28th April. It would be great to meet you and you will also have the opportunity for a Live Blood Microscopy Consultation. For more information, click here.
Happilyraw is an official supporter of VegFest Bristol on the 25th to 27th May 2012. For more information about the event, click here.
If you live near Bath, then check out the Positive Living Bath Group for raw food workshops, events, yoga and including a visit by Kate Magic in June. Warm and friendly people to spend time with at raw food pot-luck evenings. For more information, click here.
... and don't forget, FREE delivery to UK Mainland customers for all orders over £75 sub-total ...
Happilyraw Helpful Hints ...
Springtime Sprouting and Wild Foods ...
Sprouting seeds and beans are the most nutritious vegetables in the world, easy to digest, rich in protein, vitamins, minerals, and easy to grow all year round. Choose from red clover, alfalfa, broccoli, super salad or 3-day sunny sprouting mix. Simply use a pint glass to soak your seeds for around 12hrs, then drain and leave to sprout in the warm sunshine by your window. Rinse every 12hrs until 3-4 days old. A delicious addition to salads or steamed vegetables. Be adventurous and creative by adding wild foods such as young dandelion leaves, ramsons and fresh, new hawthorn leaves to your meals. For more information on sprouting seeds and beans, click here.
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The information provided in this newsletter and on the website are for your information and educational purposes only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The statements in this newsletter and on the website should not be considered as medical advice and we strongly recommend working in partnership with a qualified healthcare professional.
Issued18th April 2012
