THE PALEO LIFESTYLE

Referred to as the caveman or hunter/gatherer diet because it's more a way of life than a diet. There's no portion control or calorie counting. Followers eat a diet rich in grass-fed meats, fish and shellfish, fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, nuts and seeds, and healthy oils. Paleo living means staying clear of refined sugars, dairy, cereal grains, legumes (including peanuts), potatoes, refined vegetable oils, salt and processed foods. The general premise is to avoid any food not consumed by our ancestors. Quite simply, avoiding processed foods.

PALEO SNACKING:

Moderation is the key to all Paleo snacking. Enjoy nuts like Macadamia and Pecans or dried fruit like Sundried Turkish Apricots or Freeze-Dried Raspberries on their own. For long hikes or bike rides, create a custom trail mix and add coconut chips and Cocoa Nibs for deep chocolate flavour without the sugar. Use David’s Za’atar Rub to season cauliflower and roast until golden for a delicious vegetable snack while watching a movie.

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PALEO FLAVOUR:

Sea vegetables are packed with nutrition and bold flavour. Make a salad using Dried Wakame Seaweed or sprinkle the Japanese
seasoning Togarashi with Sea Salt on baked sweet potatoes. Finely chop Anchovy Fillets in OlIve Oil and fresh garlic and add
Castelanotti Picual or Arbequina Olive Oil to drizzle over steamed rapini or grilled peppers. Whisk together a salad dressing of
Avocado Oil and Sherry Vinegar.

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OMEGA THREE BOOST

Increasing consumption of beneficial fatty acids is a cornerstone of the Paleo diet. Make homemade energy balls to grab and go using organic 
Flaxseed and Chia Seed. Create easy and elegant appetisers by garnishing fresh oysters with a squeeze of lemon and  Black Lumpfish Caviar  or wrap a ripe cherry tomato with a fresh basil leaf and a  White Anchovy Fillet. Use rich and flavourful Duck Fat for searing meat.

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