I did not know there were so many ways to prepare coffee. This is good to know, that Kava is a strong Turkish coffee, I love my coffee strong and better. Maybe I can talk my local coffee shop owner into adding Tursk Kava as an item on the menu.
Restaurant POS http://ProsperityPOS.com Brings you a new blog based on the Vegan Life Style. We will look some the best tasting vegan receipts and restaurants around the World. This a fun journey to a healthy life style. Please enjoy and leave plenty of comments.
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Showing posts with label Restaurant POS for Mac. Show all posts
Friday, October 19, 2012
For the Love of Coffee and Tea -Prosperity POS for the Mac: "Kava" A Global Espresso - is it the most popular blend?
For the Love of Coffee and Tea -Prosperity POS for the Mac: "Kava" A Global Espresso - is it the most popular blend
I did not know there were so many ways to prepare coffee. This is good to know, that Kava is a strong Turkish coffee, I love my coffee strong and better. Maybe I can talk my local coffee shop owner into adding Tursk Kava as an item on the menu.
I did not know there were so many ways to prepare coffee. This is good to know, that Kava is a strong Turkish coffee, I love my coffee strong and better. Maybe I can talk my local coffee shop owner into adding Tursk Kava as an item on the menu.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Prosperity POS - Five Great Vegan Restaurants in Philly
The Superfood of Super Foods - Dandelions?
Restaurant Point of Sale System for the Mac
What’s So Special About Dandelions?
Quite a lot!
You are very likely to find the greens listed on the menu of most Vegan restaurants. This plant is one of the nutritious plant that you can get for free, in you back yard.
Here’s what so special about this overly abundant wild, edible plant:
Article by Lisa Marie Rosati
- Dandelion contains 112 percent of the daily-recommended value of vitamin A and four times more vitamin A than lettuce. Dandelion is higher in beta-carotene than carrots.
- Dandelion contains more iron and calcium than spinach.
- Dandelion supplies your body with 32 percent of the daily value of vitamin C per cup (of leaves).
- Dandelion contains vitamins B1, B2, B5, B6, B12, C, E, P, and D, biotin, inositol, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, and zinc, and many other trace elements and enzymes (wow.
- Dandelion contains the antioxidant lutein, which is beneficial for healthy vision.
- Dandelion contains helenin (a chemical compound), which is known to help with night vision.
- Dandelion is rich in inulin (a prebiotic), which feeds and encourages the growth of the beneficial flora in the gut as well as balancing blood sugar and diabetes.
- Dandelion flowers contain lecithin, which helps the liver to break down fats and improves brain function (useful).
- Dandelions have milky sap that is found in the leaves and flower stems. The sap has been used to remove warts, corns, callouses and other stubborn skin maladies.
- when placed in a paper bag with unripe fruit, the flowers and leaves of Dandelion release ethylene gas ripening the fruit quickly Fun Fact #2 –
- Dogs, cats, hamsters, horses and our other furry friends can also eat dandelions. It aids their digestion, and cleanses their liver and kidneys.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
The Bean Sprout, better than a shot of Espresso
The Bean Sprout
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One of my favorite veggies is bean sprouts. Bean sprouts are an ingredient used often in Asian cuisine, made from beans by sprouting. The typical bean sprout is made from the greenish mung beans. I call them my "pick me up food," because they are so full of natural energy. You don't see them on menus alone, however they are in vegan dishes and salads. I remember the day I discovered the high energy content they possessed by accident. I was making my usual veggie wrap and ran out of my green leafy veggies and the only thing I had left were bean sprouts, I don't remember what type of sprout. I simply threw the bean sprouts into a wrap and seasoned them and took off to work with my healthy lunch, much cheaper than buying it at a Vegan restaurant. After eating the bean sprout wrap I noticed how much energy I had. It was like I had a double shot of espresso from my favorite coffee shop, without any of the side effects. It was an amazing feeling, so I called my vegan mentor, Cathy Dance and asked her the deal with bean sprouts. Cathy Dance is a certified vegan coach and raw food expert. She knew what was going on and began to explain that sprouts have one of the highest levels of energy a natural food can have and that's what I was feeling .
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