The Grubbery

Quick, nutritious dessert ... Almond Nut Balls, http://t.co/izdtsFlfNO, using The Grubbery's new app, SmoothieRx 2.0 http://t.co/jGwAyb2EKJ

Food for Your Vitamins & Minerals, Not Pills Get Your Vitamins & Minerals from Food. Check vegetarian recipes using SmoothieRx 2.0 App for iPhone or iPad for their nutrient adequacy, based on your age, gender and activity level.

We've just launched the latest version of SmoothieRx.

What's new?
- complete redesign of interface
- nutritional information is hidden for only those who are interested (click on the smoothie mugs to find out more)
- new splash screen
- new icon that reflects the app's function
- supporting Retina devices
- better overall performance
- bug fixes

Read more about it at http://www.thegrubbery.com/apps
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Health and Wellness apps from the Grubbery SmoothieRx is an app that assists you in creating smoothies with high nutrient content and low calories. The app graphs 18 nutrients by the percent of your daily need based on your gender and age for each smoothie. The app also establishes a baseline of the daily calories that you need to maintain…

We have an exciting announcement about SmoothieRx coming this Friday (4/25/14). We will be releasing details throughout the week.

We're listed as #85! We have an exciting update to announce soon about our relaunch of SmoothieRx in the coming weeks.

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