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There are many butters from which to choose. Australian butters are usually a rich yellow colour. That’s because Australian milk is rich in beta-carotene (vitamin A) as cows are mostly pasture fed. By comparison, European butters are pale in colour as the cows are commonly grain-fed and often housed in barns for much of the …
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We are strategically based in one of our branches in South Africa and are in proximity with the resources required for easy production process. We lay great stress on packaging and make sure the materials used for packs are industrial grade and superior. Each pack is labeled properly and it carries essential product details.
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Spinach was a superfood even before there was the term superfood. Perhaps there was a good reason that Popeye the Sailer man hedged all his bets on this leafy goodness in order to become the tornado of energy he is renowned for! Even without Popeye’s recommendation, spinach contains more nutrients per calorie than any other …
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Barley (also called groats) is botanically known as Hordeum vulgare, and is believed to originate in western Asia or Ethiopia. Dating back to the stone age, barley is still considered one of the top five cereal grains in the world. Only ten percent of barley is used as human food, while a full third is …