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Slow Cooker Jalapeño Popper Soup

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Spicy jalapeño poppers are a fun appetizer, but have you ever thought of turning those flavors into a soup?
This spicy take is packed with healthy essentials, including jalapeños, cauliflower, garlic, bell peppers and more.
Jalapeños are filled with a good amount of fiber, vitamins B6 and C and are low in calories. In addition, they also contain metabolism-boosting properties. With the inclusion of vitamin-packed bell peppers and onion in the soup, it’s a definite health booster perfect for any occasion.
Photo credit: zeleno
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