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Sprouted Chickpea and Sweet Potato Hummus in Instant Pot {Video}

April 16, 2018 By Yang 17 Comments

This sprouted chickpea hummus is easy on digestion, protein packed and nutrient dense. The added sweet potato makes the hummus so delicious, and a ...

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