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Whether you’re embracing a plant-based lifestyle or simply want to boost your daily nutrients, this Vegan Rainbow Salad using Ocean Spray’s tasty range ticks all the boxes.

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With 2023 in full swing, many of us are starting the year off with a focus on wellbeing. Nutrition is a big part of this renewed health focus, with people exploring the nutritiona­l and environmen­tal benefits that come with plantbased eating. Ingredient­s like cranberrie­s, which are packed with antioxidan­ts, fibre and vitamin C, are plant-based powerhouse­s. Ocean Spray makes enjoying healthy and delicious dishes easy with their Ocean Spray® 50% Less Sugar Craisins® Dried Cranberrie­s that are packed with antioxidan­ts and free from artificial flavours, colours and preservati­ves. Aligning with customers’ environmen­tal values, Ocean Spray is also the first fruit cooperativ­e in North America to verify 100 per cent of its crop as sustainabl­y grown, with all profits going back to farming families. Mix cranberrie­s with in-season vegetables and a delightful dressing of lime juice and Ocean Spray® Light Cranberry Classic™ for this deliciousl­y satisfying Vegan Rainbow Salad.

Vegan Rainbow Salad Serves 4

3 garlic cloves, crushed

1½ tbsp chopped oregano leaves 2 x 400g cans black beans, rinsed

and drained

½ yellow capsicum, diced

½ red capsicum, diced

½ green capsicum, diced

4 spring onions, cut into rings ½ cup coriander leaves

¼ cup olive oil

Juice of 1 lime

Salt

½ tsp chilli powder (optional) ¼ cup Ocean Spray® Light

Cranberry Classic™

1 avocado, sliced lengthwise ½ cup Ocean Spray® 50% Less Sugar Craisins® Dried Cranberrie­s

In a large bowl, combine all the ingredient­s except the avocado. Taste and adjust the seasoning until the flavours come together.

Cover and refrigerat­e the salad for a minimum of 2 hours to enhance the flavours. To serve, add some sliced avocado, and garnish with coriander and a handful of Ocean Spray® 50% Less Sugar Craisins® Dried Cranberrie­s.

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