Shalom ,

Winter is almost over, but before the frost disappears, I had to share my favorite way to stay cozy. 

I’ve been loving this specific hot chocolate lately—and "yum" doesn't even begin to cover it!

Let's just call it The Double-Duty Decadence. Usually, something this rich feels like a total cheat, but it’s actually a rare win for both physical health and the tastebuds. 

Alot of people ask me how to hit their protein goals, and this is my secret weapon: 20 grams of protein plus fava beans for a happy microbiome. It’s creamy, incredibly filling, and loaded with health benefits. Count me in!

I use Amare Origin. Sometimes I’ll splash in some milk or almond milk, but honestly, I usually just add hot water. It turns into the most indulgent hot chocolate imaginable! You can also shave a little bit of dark chocolate (70% or above) on the top! 😊

And once the sun starts baking? I just shake it up with cold water (or cold milk) for a chilled chocolate milk that’s just as delicious.

As this Sabbath weekend rolls in, I’m praying for you to have a carved-out spot with God. Maybe it’s in the car during the drive home (like I have had this weekend) or curled up on the couch with the Word.

Psalm 34:8 says, "Taste and see that the Lord is good." There’s something so special about adding a physical treat to quiet soaking time—savoring a little sweetness while enjoying the Treasure of Him.

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Enjoy the chocolate and the rest!

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