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Dining Out: Forest Greens Juice Bar helps educate about better eating

The Cowboy Bowl ($9.50) is one of the most popular Buddha Bowls served at Forest Greens Juice Bar. It contains rice, quinoa and Cowboy Caviar (tomatoes, black-eyed peas, beans, corn, onions, bell peppers). Photos by Peter Kaspari/22nd Century Media
Included among the fresh and ready items at Forest Greens Juice Bar are egg salad, made with organic eggs; non-tuna salad, made with chickpeas; and non-chicken salad, made with cucumber ($10.25 each).

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