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Thursday, February 23, 2006

I'm happy that this blog is featured on Top 10 Sources for Veggie Living, along with several other great veg. blogs such as Chris and Darlene's, Isil's, and Rae's. Check it out, and catch up on the latest posts from their blogs and 5 others.

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Nutritional information is approximate and is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. "Gluten-free" label is strictly a cataloging tag meant to be helpful for recipe searches and does not ensure that the recipe is completely free of gluten. Always read ingredient labels carefully and contact manufacturers to make sure that products actually are vegan and/or gluten-free, and even then be careful because, y'know, even big companies have been known to be wrong.