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What's Quinoa?

Quinoa, after the sustenance of INCA warriors has produced the incredible journey onto the shelves of health food shops through the land. It is believed that Quinoa first commenced to be cultivated over 5000 years ago in the mountains of Bolivia and was the staple diet of INCA warriors who would feast with this nutritious food in readiness for battle. Armed with their weapons and sufficient energy from Quinoa's slow release carbohydrate the INCA's would set about long marches and get into battle safe in the knowledge that the Quinoa grain gave them strength as well as.

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