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What’s for Breakfast?
Wake up, stretch, and reach for a bag of DULi baked granola. More than a quick breakfast, it is a good way to begin the day.
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Wake up, stretch, and reach for a bag of DULi baked granola. More than a quick breakfast, it is a good way to begin the day.
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Meet two DULi sauces. First, Mala Mala dressing: a lift for simple boiled vegetables. Hanyuan Sichuan peppercorns, regional spices and rice vinegar make a fragrant vinaigrette with gentle heat.
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Brighten a spring afternoon with this simple ice cream cup.
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Guests often ask whether we sell the feta-style cheese on our roasted corn. As it has become such a favourite, we are sharing the recipe so you can make it at home. It is simple—give it a try.
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For the porridge: 50 g wholegrain oats, half a banana, 250 ml plant milk, and cocoa powder or cinnamon to taste.
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Today’s combination: DULi baked granola, unsweetened yogurt, blueberries, figs and maple syrup. Our granola includes goji berries, nuts, chia seeds and coconut nectar, with no added white sugar.
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Ingredients: 120 g oats; 1 g sea salt; 35 g plant oil, such as coconut or corn oil; 30 g coconut nectar, or maple syrup; 10 g desiccated coconut; 0.5 g ground cinnamon; 20 g almonds; 6 g cocoa powder; 50 g banana, mashed with a fork; and chocolate pieces and cashews for topping.
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Açaí berry powder meets fresh berries, finished with DULi’s house-made granola: Australian oats, hazelnuts, almonds, organic goji berries and chia seeds.
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The crunch in DULi nut granola comes from more than toasted oats. We add selected hazelnuts, almonds and toasted coconut flakes, alongside soft Ningxia goji berries and chewy raisins.
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Not a fan of celery? Many people find its distinctive smell off-putting. Normally you might simply choose another vegetable, but during home isolation every ingredient becomes precious—and celery has plenty to offer.
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Time for dessert. If home isolation feels a little dull, let’s add something sweet.
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It is day 30 of home isolation. Have you finished the cabbage in your supplies, or are you still stir-frying it the usual way? Today we are trying something different with this familiar ingredient.
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