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May
Easy Oil-Free Cinnamon Rolls + Lemon Horchata Glaze {Made With Aquafaba}
One of my favorite things to "make" when I was younger were cinnamon rolls. And I say "make" as we used to just pop open those pillsbury cans, bake the pre-made rolls and slather on that frosting made of who knows what.
Well thank god times have changed, and still are a-changin', and healthier alternatives are being shared for our childhood favorites. Vegan Richa, I bow down to ya girl! I can't even count how many of her recipes I have made because there are just toooo many, and I don't think there was ever one that I did not love.









I got my hands on some frozen pitaya packs, and one of my go-to recipes with it is these smoothie bowls. Not only do I love pitaya for it's beautiful color, but it has a slightly tart flavor that is a good change from the typical acai bowl.
The best part of putting a smoothie bowl together is the toppings...and I know I'm not alone here! Not only do they make the dish beautiful and
Crunchy, chunky AND oil-free? Could this be true?
I needed to find an easy go-to granola recipe that I could start making weekly for my home, as I started making smoothie bowls almost daily that the temperature has shot up here in LA! My combos vary based on what I have in the kitchen, but I got my hands on some frozen pitaya packs, and a frequent recipe lately has been this
West coast bagels {in Los Angeles} don't even compare to those on the east coast. I've only had two in my life during my visits to the east coast, but dannng were they good.

Bowls, bowls, bowls, what a beautiful thing.
I truly believe my food taste better when it is presented in an aesthetically pleasing way. Bowls are a normal part of my weekly (even daily) routine, whether it be a sweet or savory combination, simply because they are SO EASY to put together. Honestly, you can even just take all of those leftovers in the fridge, or whatever you have on hand and want to dive into in your kitchen.
Voila, a munch worthy, and most importantly,
In order to pack for our camping trip, Chris and I scoured the internet for a checklist and the most credible one we came across was from