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Drew Barrymore’s Low-Calorie Wrap Recipe Will Boost Your Energy | Lighten Up

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Ditch your stale, old PB&J, and revamp lunchtime with a raw gorilla wrap that is protein packed, gluten free, and surprisingly hearty. Armed with this recipe, you’ll never succumb to the afternoon slump again. It’s no wonder this is Drew Barrymore’s go-to meal!

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  1. Maya Conway

    First comment

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  2. BlissEllie100

    Can we get the measurements for the spices and sauces????? This made me
    salivate so bad. I want it for my lunch, I’ve been eating subs for lunch
    and it doesn’t make me feel good

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  3. Madison Lloyd

    I wish they told you the measurements when they make food :(

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  4. Rebecca Rodriguez

    They said salsa at the same time

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  5. Brigitte KH

    These are Kimberly Snyder’s ‘Raw Gorilla Wraps’ From The Beauty Detox
    Solution, Drew Barrymore is one of her clients!

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  6. Tara Ivie

    What could use instead of walnuts for those of us with allergies? 🙂 

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  7. Paul Blart

    🙂

    2 cups walnuts
    1 tablespoon ground cumin
    1 1/2 teaspoons chili powder
    1 1/2 teaspoons ground coriander
    Pinch of cayenne pepper
    2 tablespoons low-sodium tamari
    6 large collard green leaves, stems removed and 2 inches trimmed from
    bottom of leaf
    Salsa

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  8. patrickchristensen96

    How is this low-caloric when walnuts have 654 calories per 100 grams?
    http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/nut-and-seed-products/3138/2 <- The fullness factor is also very low. I know walnuts have loads of vitamins, good fats etc. But as a filling and low-caloric meal (not a snack) they're terrible.

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