Beet Hummus
Nothing beets a healthy AND delicious snack (see what we did there? 🙂 )- we’re currently loving this Beet Hummus. Not only is this snack a fun color to introduce to little ones, it’s adult-approved, too.
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Nothing beets a healthy AND delicious snack (see what we did there? 🙂 )- we’re currently loving this Beet Hummus. Not only is this snack a fun color to introduce to little ones, it’s adult-approved, too.
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Read moreWe’ve partnered with Rebecca Agi, MS, IBCLC who has created this recipe. Rebecca is a Los Angeles based Lactation Consultant. To learn more about her services you can visit her website www.BestMilkLA.com and follow her on Instagram @BestMilkLA.
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