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Food and Western Disease - by  Lindeberg (Paperback)

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Some Laird items are labeled “no added sugar” or “unsweetened,” while others are sweetened with coconut sugar or described as “sweet & creamy.” If sugar content is a concern, check the specific product label for sweetener details and nutrition facts.

Laird instant mixes and powdered creamers are shelf-stable powders meant to be mixed quickly (often “in seconds”) with hot water or a milk alternative. Store unopened in a cool, dry place; follow the product label for any post-opening storage or use-by guidance.

Laird powdered creamers are marketed for use in coffee and tea, and can also be added to smoothies or used in baking. Listings highlight on-the-go convenience and an extended shelf life compared with liquid creamers.

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