One of my family’s favorite summer dishes is ambrosia, a mixture of fruits, coconut flakes, mini-marshmallows, cherries and whipped topping. While the sugary additions diminish the healthy aspect, my sons will fight over the last bowl and have always agreed to the meaning of ambrosia as “nectar of the gods."I’ve recently discovered that ambrosia is…...
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