Flaxseed

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Flaxseed refers to the small seeds of the flax plant, rich in omega fatty acids. It is added to bread and granola; when ground and mixed with water, it acts as a binder in place of eggs. Since its shell is hard, the ground form is better digested.

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“Mix ground flaxseed with water and use it in place of egg in a vegan recipe.”

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