A superfood made from ancient Incan crops

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By KC MorganJun 17, 2022, 5:30 pm239 pts
The mysteries of the Incan empire are legendary. To this day, modern archaeologists marvel in wonder at 100-ton stones used to build their earthquake-proof structures. But one thing scientists figured out is what these ancient people once ate. And AWA Nutrition made it possible for you to eat it too.

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