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ac-n-Mo’s Morselicious Treats is another great example that proves the aphorism, “necessity is the mother of all invention” to be true. Two years ago Frank “Mac” Knowles endured two massive heart attacks and underwent quadruple bypass surgery. Knowles is a diabetic to boot. Un- derstandably, he was promptly prescribed a restricted diet—low salt, low fat, low sugar, low cholesterol, no trans-fat, etc.


When he could no longer manage his sugar cravings, he begged his daughter, Maura (Mo), to bake something sweet. Thus Mac-n-Mo’s was born. A baker since she was a child, it seems as though Mo was destined for this role. When a routine laparoscopy gone awry nearly killed her, Mo became a nutrition and health enthusiast and is now a student at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Mo explains, “Mac-n-


Mo’s offers a healthy alternative to cookies. We are on a mission to change the way we eat snacks and treats. Our Morselicious Treats are vegan, kosher, contain no preservatives, no gluten, no soy, no cholesterol, no sodium, just one gram of sugar per serving and contain omega-3 fatty acids and fiber. Presently, the company offers three products: Mac-n-Mo’s Chocolate Chip Morsels, Mac-n-Mo’s Pumpkin Cranberry Morsels and Mac-n-Mo’s Morselicious Mix. In Los Angeles and Orange Counties, the products can be found in the refrigerated de- partment at Co-Opportunity, Mother’s Markets & Kitchens, PC Greens, Maddy’s Market, Lassens Natural Foods & Vi- tamins and Full O’ Life. The Sacramento Natural Foods Co-Op also carries Mac-n- Mo’s products.


For more information, visit MacnMos.com.


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