Ребятаааа, такой вкуснополезносытный салат себе намутила!
Делюсь:
- булгур ( думаю, можно любой гарнир или без него или салат) - вареная свекла - копченая грудка - сыр Фета - масло авокадо ( ну или любое другое) - Семечки (уже советовала) - пищевые дрожжи (вкуса сыра дают) 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ребятаааа, такой вкуснополезносытный салат себе намутила!
Делюсь:
- булгур ( думаю, можно любой гарнир или без него или салат) - вареная свекла - копченая грудка - сыр Фета - масло авокадо ( ну или любое другое) - Семечки (уже советовала) - пищевые дрожжи (вкуса сыра дают) 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
#вкусно
BY By Sia_Yarko✨
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