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We know takeaway meals are an easy option, especially when you can have it delivered straight to your door. However when you have a few easy to make recipes up your sleeve, that taste better than take away, you'll really wonder why you ever opted for takeaway in the first place! Not to mention all the money you'll save and the helping the environment by not contributing to extra waste created by packaging.
Whether you choose to not consume dairy or perhaps have an intolerance, that doesn't mean you should miss out on enjoying dessert! Many desserts contain dairy but excitingly, more and more recipes are surfacing that are dairy-free.
One of the easiest ways to reduce food waste is to avoid creating leftovers that could become waste or, be smart and use your leftovers so they don't become waste. This week, are so excited to chat to Kate McHugh, the founder of Seasnal - a fantastic website that shares tips and tricks to take the mental load of how to reduce waste, save money and reduce your environmental footprint
If you are thinking of starting a worm farm, or perhaps you already have one, it's good to understand what issues you may face.
Firstly, let’s wriggle back a bit. What is a worm farm? A worm farm is basically an enclosure for worms and compostable material – things like vegetable trimmings, coffee grounds and eggshells. It composts the organic matter by feeding it directly to earthworms, who turn it into valuable fertiliser and worm castings (droppings).
You’ve probably heard about the gut microbiome and how it affects your overall health. But what is it, and how can you keep it healthy?
What is the gut microbiome? The gut microbiome is the name given to the many microorganisms that live in your digestive tract. These include bacteria, fungi, helminths, and viruses that help to break down food and ultimately turn them into nutrients for your body to use.
Christmas is a wonderful time of year! But sadly it can also be a time where we produce a lot of waste. Whether it's with food, packaging, gifts or Christmas decorations - waste around this time of year tends to increase.
It's up to all of us to make positive changes and start making better choices. Waste can be reduced and in some cases, completely removed.