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cloves star anise l. soda water or club soda med. oranges and med. lemon, peeled and sliced, for garnish directions place apple cider, orange juice, lemon juice, red wine, honey, cinnamon stick, orange zest, lemon zest, cloves and star anise in a large pot and simmer over low heat for min. remove from
heat and cool completely. add soda water or club soda to chilled wine. refrigerate or serve over ice. garnish with orange and lemon slices. nutrition information per serving: calories ( from fat), g total fat ( g saturated fat), mg cholesterol, mg sodium, g carbohydrates, g fiber, g sugar, g protein...
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an international delight you won't want to leave home without. keep some on hand in your pantry for nights with power outages or other disasters (like when you just don't feel like cooking). gluten free. ingredients rice noodle (rice flour and water), sauce (coconut milk powder (coconut milk and % tapioca
derived from yuca root, % acacia fiber), coriander seed, basil, honey (refinery syrup, honey), minced garlic, salt, tomato, granulated garlic, sesame seed, white pepper, cinnamon, corn starch, cilantro, turmeric, cumin seed, cayenne pepper (ground red pepper, silicon dioxide), fenugreek, nutmeg, ginger...
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centres, manufacturers, nutritionists, biochemists, microbiologists and veterinarians study animal nutrition. they also measure the nutritional value, palatability and digestibility of feed materials used in the formula, which constitute the basis of production. to help manufacturers, fediaf has prepared
factsheets on this topic. composition of feed materials to achieve the right balance of nutrients, pet food manufacturers blend mixtures of ingredients including meat, fish, cereals and vegetables or are supplied in the form of supplements. the industry can use meat by-products, poultry pieces or leftovers from...
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