by Amber Helsel
Photo courtesy Kale Shaker
You may have heard rumblings about a new way to eat kale, and the cool thing is it's local: EasyKale.
MiraKale Labs and Draw a Smile Foundation founder Bilal Qizilbash was in a lab at Mississippi College when he discovered that the leafy green would attack and kill melanoma cells while leaving noncancerous ones alone. He began thinking about ways people could get more kale into their diets without actually having to deal with the vegetable. Eventually, he figured out a way to produce a kale powder that is convenient, almost tasteless and preserves its effects on the body.
It comes in two ways: a shaker and a pouch. In a press release, Qizilbash said one teaspoon of the powder is equivalent to about one cup of real kale, and people can add it to foods such as smoothies, soups, salads and more.
Those who want to buy EasyKale can purchase the products at easykale.com. The shaker is $29.99 for a 65-day supply, and the pouch is $12.99 for a 20-day supply. People can also find the products at Aladdin Mediterranean Grocery and the Mississippi Farmers Market.
It comes in two ways: a shaker and a pouch. In a press release, Qizilbash said one teaspoon of the powder is equivalent to about one cup of real kale, and people can add it to foods such as smoothies, soups, salads and more.
Those who want to buy EasyKale can purchase the products at easykale.com. The shaker is $29.99 for a 65-day supply, and the pouch is $12.99 for a 20-day supply. People can also find the products at Aladdin Mediterranean Grocery and the Mississippi Farmers Market.
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