People rarely discuss their pantries, and we get it! It’s a place where things just seem to linger. A package of crackers from 2004, stuffed in the back? Crystal Light in a flavor so old it has been discontinued? Out of sight, out of mind, right?
Yet, a healthy pantry is essential to a healthy life. Eating the right (i.e. non-processed) foods has been proven to effectively combat a host of diseases like cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, to name a few.
So, to help out, we’ve come up with an easy three-step solution to get your pantry in tip-top shape.
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