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KETO: Christmas Day Dinner Recipes!

Hey Folks! It has finally arrived, the 12th day of Vlogmas! In this video, I show you how I made my Christmas dinner and how to make baked cabbage and southern green beans. I know this was uploaded late, but I wanted to go all out for Day 12 of Vlogmas, so it took more time to edit than my other videos. I hope you enjoy and I will see you guys BEFORE the New Year! Merry Christmas and happy holidays! -Ally More from my siteKeto Recipes – 👉 Cauliflower Mash 👈 – Low Carb – Keto DietKETO: Christmas GroceriesQuick and easy keto friendly strawberry cheesecake bitesMy mid week update on the ketogenic / LCHF diet – 1st Time Foods – A Day In The Life Of MeWHAT I EAT IN A DAY ON KETO + COLLAB WITH SUGARLESS CRYSTALS | KEILA KETOKETO: What I Eat in a Day / A Day in the Life

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