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Something to Chew on

Gisela Alvarez RDN, LDN, CDCES

A space dedicated to exploring, appreciating and celebrating the world of food and nutrition by Gisela Alvarez RDN, LDN. New issue available every other Thursday.

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Latest Issues

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What I Cooked Last Week.

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7 months ago
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I suddenly realized I don't like almond milk.

After my 28 things I wish I knew in my early 20s post many of you brought number 17 to my attention, “Almond milk is BLEH.”

7 months ago
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28 things I wish I knew in my early 20s.

1. Binge drinking is lowkey lame and maybe you should explore your social anxiety and work on your self-worth more

8 months ago
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  • Gisela Alvarez RDN, LDN, CDCES

    Food enthusiast, balanced & intuitive nutrition advocate. Celebrating the joy of food and nourishment, sharing thoughts and opinions, and promoting healthy habits via Something to Chew On.

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