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BLC – Bacon, Lettuce and Cherry Sandwich

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bacon lettuce cherry sandwich
Craving a BLT? Try this healthy alternative, known as the BLC. This sandwich is creative, fresh and delicious. It’s the perfect lunch to help fuel you through a summer day.
Turkey bacon is a leaner protein than regular bacon, with less calories and fat. The sweet, tart taste of cherries in this recipe pairs perfectly with the salty, crisp taste of bacon. Chevre cheese has less lactose than cow’s cheese, making this recipe a great alternative for those who might be sensitive to lactose.
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