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VOL.28.7 JULY 2012 FEATURES DEPARTMENTS


39 FRESH


13 On ice Plus, sustainable picnic products, unique ways to enjoy berries, a surprising wrinkle-reducing spice, new Mediterranean foods, and more.


QUICK AND EASY


19 Frozen assets Strawberries, melons, coconut, and kefi r make cool bases for summery DIY ice pops.


26 6 editor’s note | 8 community


24 Natural pet food guide If you practice a healthy lifestyle, shouldn’t Fido too? Learn how to feed your furry friends well.


26 Grill vegetarian Spicy, smoky, and succulent fl avors combine to make outdoor grilling delicious—without the meat.


30 Island joy Get a taste of Puerto Rico’s fusion cuisine with these light, fresh dishes.


ON THE COVER A PENTON PUBLICATION JULY 2012 | fresh ideas for everyday health


CHILL OUT 6


FROZEN TREATS


SENSATIONAL!


VEGETARIAN BARBECUE RECIPES


FIND THE PERFECT PET FOOD


DIVE INTO BEAUTY: NUTRIENTS FROM THE SEA


Strawberry Ice Pops (page 19)


19 6 frozen treats 26 Vegetarian barbecue recipes 24 Find the perfect pet food 43 Nutrients from the sea


7 summer fruit tarts @deliciousliving.com/jul12


Cover photo by Mick Jones; food stylist, Basil Friedman; stylist, Susan Neuer


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Save room for dessert! Take a slice of our favorite seasonal tarts and pies @deliciousliving.com/jul12


NUTRITION


35 Low-sugar fruits Eating high-fi ber fruit is a no-brainer, but some picks also support weight loss with a favorable sugar-fi ber ratio.


SUPPLEMENTS


39 Speedy recovery Overdid it at the gym? These eight remedies help reduce aches and pains to get you moving again.


BEAUTY


43 Sea change Look beneath the water’s surface to fi nd powerful beautifying nutrients.


NATURAL KITCHEN


46 Pluots A cross between a plum and an apricot, this juicy fruit sparkles during summer.


ON THE WEB


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