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Quintessentially British: It's a Cranberries Christmas!

‘Tis the season to welcome back this fruity holiday food! Cranberries are often part of our Christmas plates, but what do we really know about them? Here are some fun facts: Cranberry cultivation began in 1816 when an American war veteran, Captain Henry Hall, began transplanting cranberry vines in Massachusetts and spreading sand on them. Botanical name: Vaccinium oxycoccos, Vaccinium…
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A cleaner, greener way to wean: top tips for an eco-friendly weaning adventure

We’re all more aware of our impact on the planet and looking to make more eco-friendly choices. As our children come up to their key milestones, there’s so much to think about. The same goes for weaning, which usually starts when your baby is around six months old. That’s why it’s great when brands come up with solutions which fit our environmental values, while making it easy and…
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Say hello to two new naturally tasty ranges for babies

This year at Heinz for Baby they are celebrating 90 years of helping babies and parents thanks to their varied, affordable and downright delicious baby food. And this Spring will see the launch of two new ranges: the plant-based Heinz for Baby Pulses and Heinz for Baby SPLASH! Spring Water with Natural Fruity Flavours. They’ve been busy talking and listening to families to understand what they…
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You’re never too busy to eat well: 7 Healthy swaps to consider

In this modern world, sometimes you can feel overwhelmed when it comes to your life. Even the simplest little daily things can take a toll, such as making food. However, there is no excuse for eating junk food and unhealthy fast food. Usually, we order these foods as we want a pick me up, but these days it’s easier than ever to make quick meals that are arguably just as good. That’s not to say…
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Tips to reduce food waste

Food waste has a devastating effect on the planet, our environment and our money. According to British charity WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) the UK alone throws away 6.6 million tonnes of household food waste every year and almost three quarters of that (70%) is food that could have been eaten. When food waste is disposed of in landfill, it rots and becomes a massive source…
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Fresh pasta delivered to your door by Nonna Tonda

The pandemic has brought lots of struggles to many, but some entrepreneurs have managed to turn things around by being inventive and innovative. James and Rebecca recently had to close Nonna Tonda, their pasta restaurant in London, so thought they could deliver their fresh pasta pasta to people instead. Each week they nowdeliver hand rolled fresh pasta anddelicious homemade sauces to…
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Plant-based eatery By Chloe from New York to London

During lockdown I have discovered the pleasure of getting food delivered to your door. Plant-basedeateryBy Chloein Clapham has recently re-opened for delivery only and we have tried it.Founded in New York, By Chloe quickly became a household name before opening its first site in the UK in 2017. It now hasfoureateriesacross London: Covent Garden, Oxford…
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Summer competition challenges children to rustle up food waste fighting recipes

Too Good To Go, the world’s largest food waste fighting app, has today launched a new children’s recipe competition for the summer holidays. The #EasyRecipeasy Children’s Challenge will encourage children to learn about the topic of food waste in a fun, creative and interactive way. The new challenge follows the brand’s first children’s poetry competition, which received over 1,000…
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10 Tips for Cooking with Kids

Kids always find it fun to help adults in the kitchen, but the cooking items don’t seem to interest them, plus safety issues are there to consider. However, you can overcome these limitations and cook with kids. How? Keep reading to learn more. Tip #1: Don’t be in a Hurry Patience is essential when cooking with kids. So, do not expect everything to be perfect. And, you have to add extra time…
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