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The Virgin Diet Cookbook

150 Easy and Delicious Recipes to Lose Weight and Feel Better Fast

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The companion to the New York Times bestseller The Virgin Diet brings the groundbreaking health and weight loss program into your kitchen.
With more than 150 delicious and practical recipes, The Virgin Diet Cookbook is designed to show you how to incorporate anti-inflammatory, healing foods into your diet to reclaim your health and reset your metabolism, while avoiding the 7 foods that are most likely to cause food intolerance.
These tasty, easy-to-make recipes are free of gluten, soy, dairy, eggs, corn, peanuts, and sugar and artificial sweeteners. With mouthwatering suggestions for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert and snacks, you'll lose weight fast while enjoying what you eat!. The Virgin Diet Cookbook will also help you to stock your kitchen, provide delicious substitutes for common ingredients, and offer easy swaps for eating out and on-the-go.
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    • Publisher's Weekly

      November 18, 2013
      Bestselling nutrition expert Virgin (The Virgin Diet) offers 150 recipes in this companion cookbook. While it’s helpful to understand the reasoning behind Virgin’s premise—that so-called “healthy foods” may cause weight gain and that food intolerances can be identified by a process of eliminating certain foods and then reintroducing them—readers can go straight to shopping lists, meal plans, and recipes, diving head first into a program that Virgin claims will lead to fast and effective weight loss without deprivation. Her plan cleverly provides “lateral shifts” to help readers navigate what may for some be a whole new way of eating. For instance, in her “top swaps” list, corn chips give way to kale chips, pasta morphs to spaghetti squash; white potatoes are replaced by sweet potatoes. Virgin also advises going organic when possible and staying away from genetically modified foods. With concluding chapters on the diet for diabetics, vegetarians, and vegans, paleo-low carb followers, and “on a budget,” “on the go,” and family meals, Virgin broadens her message to address the needs of a wide audience. Still, one must be willing to think (and eat) outside the box (i.e. lasagna noodles are replaced by packaged chicken slices; one shopping list calls for wild caught squid). Readers ready to cut to the chase will welcome this straightforward yet inventive cookbook.

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