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Our Favorite Prenatal Recipes

Popped Amaranth Nut And Fruit Cereal
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Popped Amaranth Nut And Fruit Cereal

A diminutive South American grain, amaranth has an earthy flavor and is naturally gluten-free. The seeds of the amaranth plant are rich in iron, a mineral that helps deliver oxygen to your baby for proper development. Amaranth can be cooked in liquid similar to other whole grains or—surprise!—popped like popcorn.

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February 2012
Tags: healthy eating, healthy lunches, pregnancy cravings, pregnancy safe foods, second trimester, third trimester

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