Chocolate-banana ice Kream with Hazelnuts & organic strawberries!
This is a simply recipe that you can enjoy right away! 
6 ripe bananas, peeled and frozen, 2 tablespoons honey, ¼ cup cacao powder, ½ cup coarsely chopped hazelnuts, fresh berries!  Place the frozen bananas and honey in a food processor and process until smooth. Add the cacao and process to mix well until smooth.  Add in the hazelnuts with a quick pulse only. 

Enjoy immediately, or transfer to a container and place in freezer to firm up for an hour or two. Will keep for weeks in freezer.  Feel free to blend any fruit or nut with this recipe.  Simply take out the Cocoa if you don’t want chocolate and add in some vanilla paste.
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Special Savings for our healthy friends! 
What’s happening for April & May 2014? 
We want to help you - help your friends - to EAT HEALTHY!!
If you are trying to convince your friends to eat healthy like you –
save some bucks by spreading the organic eating options with Off the Vine!  
Refer a friend and get $10.00 off your next
Mixed or Juicing box!

Call JEN at 850-374-2181 or email us at support@offthevine.org and connect us with your friend and when they purchase their MIXED or JUICNG OTV share, you will get a $10.00 credit on your next MIXED or JUICING share.  A great way to eat healthy, save money and spread the ORGANIC goodness!
Offer good April 1 – May 31, 2014.  Boxes must be purchased and redeemed during this time.

The power of organic.

We know that fruits and vegetables that should be eaten
with EVERY meal.  Organic is necessary because the daily consumption 

of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides, not to mention the genetically modified component, creates a real health risk long-term. These pesticides are not only carcinogenic but they also interrupt your natural hormone balance since pesticides are actually xeno-estrogens. These means that they increase bad estrogen's in your body leading to a host of symptoms including weight gain, low libido, hair loss and memory loss. As for fresh fruits and vegetables, we are all well aware of their importance in health. This is where we find the TRUE cancer and disease-fighting components that keep us healthy and young. Not to mention, we also find a bulk of our minerals here (especially in GREEN leafy vegetables), which keep our body ALKALINE. And we all remember why being alkaline is so important right? Alkaline equals TISSUE OXYGEN, and a DISEASE-FREE body.

Steamed, boiled, sauteed, roasted, grilled--asparagus takes 

on different qualities ,however you cook it. Roasting and grilling turns asparagus almost sweet. Steamed or boiled, asparagus retains the vegetable's natural flavor. Pencil-thin spears are even great raw or blanched--use them in salads or serve them as an appetizer alongside a dip of your choice. In case you're wondering where asparagus comes from, it's actually related to the lily. The spears emerge from a rhizome below the soil level and are harvested typically thin and young. Mediterranean in origin, asparagus is now grown in almost every corner of the world, including Mexico, Peru, Chile andthe USA!