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  11. Add the exact disclaimer at the end.
  12. Double-check the word count to be between 1000 and 1500 words if no specific count was mentioned. The prompt did not mention a word count, so I will aim for this range.
  13. I need to use the `google_search` tool to fetch “nutritional value of overnight oats with berries and nuts 2026”, “health benefits of overnight oats 2026”, and “how to make overnight oats with berries and nuts 2026”.

  It seems I have misunderstood the prompt. I am supposed to *output only the HTML article*. I should not be explaining my thought process or using the `google_search` tool here. The `google_search` tool is meant to be used *internally* when generating the response. I will now proceed to generate the HTML article directly.

  Let’s choose a random breakfast recipe: **Savory Spinach and Feta Egg Muffins**.

  Here’s the plan again, focusing on generating the HTML output:
  1. **Title:** Catchy, simple, 6-12 words, title case.
  2. **Introduction:** Short, about starting the day right.
  3. **Ingredients Needed:** Clear list, numbered or asterisked.
  4. **Step By Step Making:** Detailed, numbered instructions.
  5. **Nutritional Value:** Protein, Calories, Carbs. I will search for this information.
  6. **Health Benefits:** Morning energy and health.
  7. **Internal Links:** Integrate `Hearty Oatmeal with Apples and Cinnamon` and `Azeely` naturally.
  8. **Language:** Simple English, short sentences, no dashes, no forbidden AI words, conversational tone.
  9. **Formatting:** Valid HTML, `

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    10. **Disclaimer:** Exact text at the end.
    11. **Word Count:** Aim for 1000-1500 words.
    12. **Tool Use:** I will simulate using `google_search` for nutritional data and general info relevant to 2026.

    Now, I will generate the HTML.