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Coconut and Collagen Chia Pudding  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

344 Kcal
21g Fat
26g Carbs
7g Net Carbs
3g Sugars
12g Protein

This chia pudding is not only a delicious tropical treat but also a powerhouse of anti-aging and anti-inflammatory benefits. As with all EBS recipes, you can rest assured that this chia pudding is doing wonders for slowing down aging, reducing chronic inflammation, and supporting overall health. The carefully selected ingredients work synergistically to help you feel and look incredible.

The collagen in this chia pudding supports your hair, nails, skin, bones, gut lining, and connective tissues. Regular consumption of collagen helps to maintain youthful skin, improve elasticity, and support joint health. For more information on why collagen is so essential, check out our article, “Why I Use Collagen.”

Chia seeds are packed with omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for cardiovascular health, a strong immune system, and proper brain function. These omega-3s help regulate blood pressure, improve blood clotting, and enhance glucose tolerance, while also fighting inflammation in the body. To learn more about the importance of omega-3s, explore our article, “Do We All Need Omega-3?

Even the desiccated coconut in this recipe has its benefits. It helps transport oxygen in your blood and stores oxygen in muscle tissue for later use. This adds to the overall energy-boosting properties of the pudding, making it a great addition to your daily routine.

This chia pudding is creamy, tropical goodness that not only satisfies your taste buds but nourishes your body and mind, leaving you feeling rejuvenated from the inside out.

If you love coconut, you will love these Coconut & Chocolate Macaroons, Coconut & Fruit Protein Shake, and Carrot & Coconut Soup.

 

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2-ingredient Coconut Yogurt  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

178.4 Kcal
18g Fat
4.5g Carbs
3.4g Net Carbs
1.8g Sugars
1.4g Protein

2-Ingredient Coconut Yogurt is a simple, natural, and nutrient-dense alternative to store-bought yogurts, which are often packed with added sugars, preservatives, and other ultra-processed ingredients. In today’s world, where ultra-processed foods are more readily available than ever, it’s crucial to prioritize whole, unprocessed foods that nourish our bodies and promote gut health.

Ultra-processed foods can disrupt your gut microbiota, leading to an imbalance of beneficial bacteria in the gut. These imbalances have been linked to various health issues, including digestive disorders, weakened immunity, and even mood disorders. By choosing 2-Ingredient Coconut Yogurt, you’re making a conscious effort to support your gut health and overall well-being.

This coconut yogurt is made with just two ingredients—coconut milk and probiotics—ensuring that it’s free from the harmful additives commonly found in commercial dairy-based yogurts. Probiotics, such as those naturally found in yogurt, are essential for maintaining a healthy gut microbiota. They help to balance the good and bad bacteria in the gut, promoting digestion, improving immune function, and even supporting mental health.

Incorporating probiotic-rich foods like this 2-Ingredient Coconut Yogurt into your diet can help to boost your digestive system, reduce inflammation, and strengthen your gut’s defense mechanisms. Plus, it’s a great dairy-free alternative for anyone with lactose intolerance or those following a vegan or plant-based diet.

Take control of your health and choose this simple, wholesome yogurt as part of a gut-friendly lifestyle, free from the downsides of ultra-processed foods.

Have you tried Sesame Squares, Anti-cravings Chocolate Shake, and Low Carb Mandarine & Almond Muffins?

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A bowl of kale, chopped apple, and pecans salad

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Healthy Speculoos Biscuits  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

108 Kcal
8g Fat
9g Carbs
7g Net Carbs
3g Sugars
1g Protein

These Speculoos Biscuits are a healthier twist on the classic holiday favorite, offering all the warm, sweet, and aromatic flavors you love, without compromising your health! Infused with a delightful mix of creamy, citrus, peppery, and spicy notes, these biscuits are a treat for the taste buds and a boost for your gut microbiota.

Made with wholesome ingredients, these biscuits are packed with nutrients that not only satisfy your sweet cravings but also promote gut health. As we know, a healthy gut is essential for overall well-being, including a strong immune system, since 70% of immune cells are housed in the gut. The spices used, such as cinnamon, anise, and ginger, provide anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, helping to combat chronic inflammation and support your digestive system.

The combination of warming flavors and gut-friendly ingredients makes these Speculoos Biscuits the perfect snack for the holiday season or any time you’re craving a comforting treat. They are easy to make, and their rich, spiced taste will transport you straight to the festive spirit. Plus, their nutritional profile is ideal for supporting your body’s natural defenses and keeping your gut microbiota thriving.

So, whether you’re enjoying them with a cup of herbal tea, serving them as a holiday treat, or simply indulging in a moment of bliss, these Speculoos Biscuits will leave you feeling good inside and out. Taste the holiday magic with a healthy twist that your gut, and immune system, will truly appreciate!

For more sweet bites, check these recipes: Cashew Butter Cups, Breakfast Cookies, and Banana Waffles.

 

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Cheesy Kale Chips  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

160 Kcal
8g Fat
12g Carbs
6g Net Carbs
5g Sugars
10g Protein

If you’re looking for a savory, crunchy, and satisfying snack that’s also packed with nutrients, these Cheesy Kale Chips are for you. Best of all, they’re completely dairy-free, thanks to nutritional yeast, which gives them that irresistible cheesy flavor without any cheese at all.

Nutritional yeast is a powerhouse of B vitamins, especially B12, essential for energy production, brain health, and the nervous system. It also adds protein and trace minerals, making these chips more than just a snack—they’re a health-boosting treat.

Kale itself is a superfood, rich in antioxidants such as quercetin and kaempferol, which possess powerful anti-inflammatory and immune-supporting properties. It’s also packed with fiber, vitamin K, vitamin C, calcium, and iron, making it a smart choice for supporting bone health, digestion, and blood function.

When you bake kale into chips, it transforms into something delightfully crispy and flavorful, and thanks to the nutritional yeast, these cheesy kale chips satisfy cravings without processed additives or dairy.

This is a perfect alternative to conventional snacks that are often loaded with ultra-processed oils, preservatives, and artificial flavorings. These chips fit beautifully into an anti-inflammatory, gut-healthy lifestyle and are easy to make at home.

Other healthy snack recipes you could try Yalda’s Guacamole, Broccoli & Tahini Dip, and Sweet Potato Blinis.

 

 

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Pumpkin Pie  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

212 Kcal
12g Fat
25g Carbs
19g Net Carbs
15g Sugars
3g Protein

This silky, creamy pumpkin pie, paired with a nutty maple syrup crust, is a delicious and healthy twist on the traditional favorite. Completely sugar-free and grain-free, this dessert is ideal for individuals following an anti-inflammatory lifestyle or those seeking to reduce refined sugars in their diet.

What makes this pumpkin pie stand out—aside from its rich, smooth filling and warmly spiced flavor—is the use of real maple syrup as a sweetener. Unlike refined sugars, maple syrup contains over 30 beneficial compounds, including polyphenols, which have anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, antibacterial, and anticancer properties. It’s a natural sweetener that supports overall health while delivering a deep, comforting sweetness.

Pumpkin itself is a powerhouse ingredient. It’s packed with vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), which is essential for immune support, skin health, and collagen production. Pumpkin is also rich in fiber, making it an excellent choice for promoting gut health and supporting blood sugar balance.

Every ingredient in this dessert—from the healthy fats in the crust to the anti-inflammatory spices—is chosen not only for flavor but also for its ability to reduce chronic inflammation, support digestion, and promote long-term wellness.

Perfect for gatherings, holidays, or as an everyday nutrient-dense treat, this gut-friendly pumpkin pie proves that you don’t have to compromise on taste for health.

Serve with a dollop of coconut yogurt or cashew cream for an entirely dairy-free, festive finish.

Have you tried Pecan Pie, Paleo Chocolate Muffins, and Dairy-free Chia Pudding?

 

 

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Stewed Apples  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

Green List 4 servings

Nutrition

65 Kcal
0g Fat
17g Carbs
15g Net Carbs
13g Sugars
1g Protein

Stewed apples are more than just a comforting, naturally sweet treat—they’re a powerful support for digestive health. When apples are gently cooked, they release a type of soluble fiber called pectin, which acts as a prebiotic, feeding beneficial gut bacteria and promoting a balanced gut microbiota.

Pectin also helps to regulate bowel movements by softening the stool and soothing the digestive tract, making stewed apples excellent for constipation relief and digestive comfort. Their gentle nature makes them ideal for sensitive stomachs or when recovering from gut imbalances or illness.

Apples also contain polyphenols, natural compounds that have been shown to support the gut lining, reduce inflammation, and improve intestinal barrier function—all of which are essential for anyone dealing with IBS, bloating, or leaky gut symptoms.

Stewing the apples makes them easier to digest than raw, reducing the digestive load and increasing their soothing properties. Add cinnamon for extra anti-inflammatory and blood-sugar-balancing benefits.

Enjoy them warm on their own, stirred into porridge, or with a dollop of coconut yogurt for a satisfying snack or breakfast that supports both digestion and immune health.

You can have it with 2-ingredient Coconut Yogurt or almond butter for extra nutrition and yumminess!

 

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Healthy Cranberry Sauce  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

290 Kcal
1g Fat
75g Carbs
63g Net Carbs
47g Sugars
2g Protein

You have to try this cranberry sauce recipe! It’s caramelized, tangy, woody, and slightly tart with a deep berry flavor along with the slight spice of heady cinnamon.

What makes it healthy is not just the omission of sugar.

Of course, cranberries and orange juice are packed with antioxidants and are good for your immune, teeth, kidneys, bladder, digestion, and heart. They help prevent stomach ulcers, cholesterol regulation, and aid in the absorption of iron, for instance.

Orange juice is an excellent anti-inflammatory, as well as a powerful antioxidant.

Maple syrup has anti-diabetic, anti-cancer, and antibacterial properties.

It is packed with zinc and supports men’s reproductive health and immune health, aiding cellular metabolism and protein synthesis. Skin, hair, and muscles benefit from zinc.

It doesn’t stop there because cinnamon is such a wonderful anti-inflammatory and digestive aid. Did you know that just a smell of it can boost memory and cognitive function?

Once you have served this delicious cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving or in the holidays with Roast Christmas Chicken, you will be reminded to serve it again and again! Enjoy!

You may want to read Gut-healthy Thanksgiving Recipes & Gut-friendly Festive Menu.

 

 

 

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Pecan Pie  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

360 Kcal
26g Fat
32g Carbs
27g Net Carbs
22g Sugars
4g Protein

This Pecan Pie is a wholesome, indulgent dessert that’s completely free from refined sugar, grains, and dairy—but still packed with deep, caramelized flavor and a perfectly nutty crunch.

Pecans are the star of the show, and they’re far more than just delicious. Rich in monounsaturated fats, fiber, vitamin E, and powerful antioxidants, pecans help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. They’ve been shown to support heart health, brain function, and cholesterol balance—all while being naturally low in carbs and high in nutrients.

Instead of traditional corn syrup, this recipe uses natural sweeteners like maple syrup or dates, which contain anti-inflammatory and anti-diabetic properties along with important minerals such as manganese and zinc. These alternatives provide the rich sweetness you expect from pecan pie—without spiking blood sugar or burdening your body.

The grain-free crust is made with almond flour or ground nuts, adding another boost of protein, healthy fats, and gut-friendly fiber. No gluten means better digestion and less inflammation, especially for those with sensitivities.

Every ingredient in this anti-inflammatory pecan pie is selected with gut health and immune system support in mind. It’s a beautiful example of how you don’t need to compromise flavor to eat in a way that supports your health.

Perfect for holidays or cozy evenings, this gut-healthy dessert satisfies sweet cravings while nourishing your body at the same time.

Happy, healing Thanksgiving!

Here are some more desserts that you will enjoy: Pumpkin Pie, Healthy Speculoos Biscuits, and Apple & Cinnamon Muffins. 

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Cocoa Banana Bread  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

260 Kcal
16g Fat
29g Carbs
25g Net Carbs
18g Sugars
4g Protein

Bananas are one of nature’s amazing natural antacid foods. They are an excellent soothing, healing choice for your stomach and bowels.

They possess 90 percent natural slow-release sugars, so this bread will energize you rather than make you want to lie down!

Bananas are also a fantastic source of potassium, ensuring cell, muscle, and nerve functioning, heartbeat regulating, carb metabolizing, and protein synthesis. They are so good for your bones and feed good bacteria to your gut.

So much more goodness comes from superfood eggs and antioxidant-rich cocoa. Hazelnuts strengthen connective tissues, build red blood cells and lower cholesterol. Almonds support the brain, the skin, the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and so much more!

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This is such a nutrient-packed treat that will satisfy even the strongest sugar cravings. We think it will become one of your favorites!

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Chocolate Banana Nice Cream  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

185 Kcal
6g Fat
24g Carbs
22g Net Carbs
20g Sugars
2g Protein

This creamy, dreamy Chocolate Banana Nice Cream is not only a delicious treat but also packed with benefits for your gut, immune system, and overall health.

Made from simple, wholesome ingredients, it’s gentle on the stomach and naturally soothing, thanks to the antacid properties of bananas. Bananas help protect the stomach lining and may reduce the risk of ulcers by eliminating harmful bacteria that can cause them.

Rich in natural prebiotics, bananas also help feed beneficial gut bacteria, supporting a healthier, more balanced microbiome. A well-functioning gut means better nutrient absorption, reduced inflammation, and stronger immune defenses—making this dessert a smart, feel-good choice.

Maple syrup adds natural sweetness and is a source of immune-supporting zinc, which plays a key role in wound healing, respiratory health, and men’s health. It also contains phenolic compounds, which, alongside the flavonoids in raw cacao, deliver powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

The cacao in this nice cream doesn’t just add a rich chocolate flavor—it also supports heart health, brain function, and mood thanks to its magnesium and theobromine content. Paired with bananas, this dessert is a potassium powerhouse, great for lowering blood pressure, protecting the heart, and supporting healthy bones.

Whether enjoyed as a midday pick-me-up or a post-dinner treat, Chocolate Banana Nice Cream is a nourishing and indulgent way to boost your wellbeing with every spoonful.

It’s proof that desserts can be both delicious and deeply supportive of your health.

Also, try Lemon & Chia Seeds Paleo Muffings, Dairy-free Chia Pudding, and Healthy Breakfast Nut Crumble.

 

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Tahini Dip  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

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Nutrition

43 Kcal
4g Fat
2g Carbs
2g Net Carbs
2g Sugars
2g Protein

This delicious and creamy Tahini Dip isn’t just a flavorful addition to your table—it’s a powerhouse of nutrition that supports your heart, bones, nervous system, and skin.

Made from ground sesame seeds, tahini is naturally rich in magnesium and calcium, two essential minerals that work together to regulate cardiac rhythmic muscular contractions. These minerals are also vital for maintaining strong bones and teeth, and for supporting a calm, balanced nervous system.

Sesame seeds are packed with sesamin and sesamolin, two potent lignans that act as powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. These beneficial plant fibers help lower cholesterol, stabilize blood pressure, and protect against chronic inflammation and oxidative stress.

Tahini is also known for its hormone-balancing effects and its ability to detoxify the body. The healthy fats and fiber content support gut health and encourage the elimination of toxins, while also nourishing the skin and promoting healthy hair growth.

Each ingredient plays a role in amplifying the anti-inflammatory and heart-protective benefits, making this more than just a dip—it’s functional food at its best.

Enjoy it with fresh vegetables, spread it on wraps, or pair it with grilled meats or falafel. However you serve it, this Tahini Dip is a delicious way to nourish your body and elevate your meals.

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Tomato and Basil Salad  LoadingAdd to Favourites list

Green List 2 servings

Nutrition

93 Kcal
7g Fat
7g Carbs
5g Net Carbs
5g Sugars
2g Protein

Sometimes, the best meals are the simplest, letting the natural flavors of a few ingredients shine while offering impressive health benefits. This Tomato & Basil Salad is a perfect example of how a simple combination can deliver a powerful punch of nutrients and anti-inflammatory properties.

Basil pairs wonderfully with fresh, ripe tomatoes, enhancing their sweetness with its delicate, aromatic flavor. Not only does basil taste great, but it’s also easy to digest and plays an important role in supporting your digestive and nervous systems. Plus, basil helps protect your body tissues from damage caused by free radicals, offering natural defense against oxidative stress.

Tomatoes, often considered a superfood, are rich in lycopene, a potent antioxidant that supports eye health, skin, and immune function. Lycopene also aids in protecting the walls of blood vessels, supporting prostate and breast health, and helping to lower cholesterol levels. With its ability to reduce water retention, tomatoes offer a wide range of health benefits that go beyond just their refreshing taste.

A dash of healing olive oil and a sprinkle of salt elevate this salad, creating a dish that’s not only memorable but also incredibly beneficial to your overall health. Simple yet satisfying, this Tomato & Basil Salad is a perfect way to enjoy the goodness of fresh, wholesome ingredients in every bite.

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