This recipe is from Natalia Rose's book, Raw Food Life Force Energy, and it is so insanely delicious, it would be a crime not to include it on this site! The ingredients are minimal and easy to find, but you might have to do a little legwork to find the pumpkin pie spice. It will be in the spice rack of the grocery...
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1. Put everything into a blender and blend until smooth!

2. Serve it nice and cold, on its own or with some avocado slices. Enjoy!

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This recipe is from Natalia Rose's book, Raw Food Life Force Energy, and it is so insanely delicious, it would be a crime not to include it on this site!

The ingredients are minimal and easy to find, but you might have to do a little legwork to find the pumpkin pie spice.

It will be in the spice rack of the grocery store, I advise just asking someone there if you're not sure.

The recipe in Natalia Rose's book calls for one tablespoon of pumpkin pie spice but I personally like to use more. Start with one and add more to taste.

This will keep in the fridge for 2-3 days, but I guarantee it'll be devoured long before then.

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I think Im going to try that right now daniefon! Thanks!

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So glad you posted this recipe, I love Natalia's stuff and can't wait to try this! I think i'm going to do less carrot juice to make it more "mousse" like too! Thanks again!

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Really love this recipe. I make my own 'mousse' version alot. Just reduce the carrot juice amount right down and eat it as a dessert in a very greedy fashion!

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