Next in the series Last week I wrote all about eating out and about with a baby. This week I’m going to cover my top tips for eating out and about with slightly older babies.
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Next in the series Last week I wrote all about eating out and about with a baby. This week I’m going to cover my top tips for eating out and about with slightly older babies.
Towards the end of last year I did some work with Superdrug to create some healthy, warming recipes that were suitable for the whole family. One of my favourite options was this Chickpea and Spinach
When you’ve had a baby getting out and about is an absolute challenge. From the amount of clutter you need to pack, to making sure you have enough items for every occasion (rain coats, wellies
Disclaimer: I have been working with Thermapen and they have asked me to create these recipes for them to go along with the launch of their new thermometer. So this Salmon Fishcake Recipe is brought
This is a little recipe blog to go alongside my pancake bases yesterday. I’ve shared lots of photos of sweet and savoury toppings, but here are also some recipes that I created for Pancake Day
Vegetarian and Vegan diets are becoming increasingly popular with reports that up to one third of us are choosing to cut down on our consumption of animal products. Additionally an estimated 14,000 people in the
This is a strange topic for my blog, however, it seems that so many are wanting to go into the world of freelance in the Dietitian and Nutritionist area and so I thought it would
Forget what you currently think about comfort foods! Winter warming comfort foods don’t have to involve high calories and zero nutrients. There are PLENTY of delicious, warming, healthy foods that will give you energy, a
This question has got a little complicated of late, so I’ll try to answer it as simply as possible. For the general population, if they are consuming a healthy, well-balanced diet, more often than not
You may have heard a lot of talk recently about folic acid and the potential fortification of flour in the UK. Although for many this may have come out of nowhere, it’s actually been a
The Cons Processed foods are likely to play a role in our diets whether we like it or not. Unless we are on a raw food diet (wouldn’t recommend it) or are trying to eat
Alpro very kindly sent me some samples of their new “unsweetened” range of plant-milks. In return they asked me to create some recipes to go along with the range and to help spread awareness of
The Pros Recently I did some filming for a new one off television documentary (will share more details when I’ve been given the nod to talk about it) all about ‘processed foods’. The topic of
Today’s blog is a little different to my usual posts. Recently I was kindly offered to trial a brand new online nutrition software aimed at Nutrition Professionals – Nutrium. Initially, I wasn’t sure that Nutrium
Food waste is a big issue and for this reason I thought it was about time I did a blog on food waste. Focusing mainly on all the positive work that is happening in this