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    Tasty to the Core: 7 Vegan Apple-infused Recipes for Fall

    Photo by: Kathy Patalsky
    Pumpkin Cider Shake
    Apples in the form of apple cider can be used to make this pumpkin-filled shake that is a healthy fall treat.
    Make a pumpkin cider smoothie

    Ingredients:

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    Photo by: Kathy Patalsky
    Pumpkin Cider Shake
    Apples in the form of apple cider can be used to make this pumpkin-filled shake that is a healthy fall treat.
    Make a pumpkin cider smoothie

    Ingredients:
    2/3 cup canned pumpkin, unsweetened
    1 cup apple cider (not apple juice)
    1/4 tsp pumpkin pie spice (optional spice add-in: cayenne for spiciness)
    1 1/4 cups frozen banana slices
    1/4 cup soy creamer - Sub Options: 1/4 cup full fat coconut milk OR sub with 1/3 cup vanilla soy yogurt for an even healthier smoothie
    1/4 cup ice
    maple syrup (optional for extra sweetness)
    crushed gingersnaps (for garnish)

    Directions:
    Blend. Add whipped topping, Add gingersnaps. Serve!


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    Wed, Nov 14, 2012 5:46 PM EST
    'Tis the season of apples and caramel! So grab a bag of fresh fall apples and get in your kitchen to cook up some scrumptious goodies. And just because you are vegan doesn't mean you have to miss out on all the fun. You can get your fill of this festive combo with everything from pancakes to shakes to cinnamon rolls...and yes they are all vegan! Here are 7 delicious vegan recipes to satisfy your apple cravings. - By Kathy Patalsky



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