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My Early Hour: Milly Cundall, founder of Kidchup

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When her son was one and going through a fussy eating stage, Milly Cundall was shocked to see him helping himself to chips and Ketchup. She went home, created a healthier; refined sugar-free version and launched her business, Kidchup…

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Contributing Writer 7th March 2019
Wellbeing

8 ways to eliminate PMS (by balancing your hormones)

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Spotty skin, headaches, chocolate cravings, breast tenderness, anxiety and tearfulness often accompany menstruation. But balancing your hormones can eliminate these issues. Nutritionist Jodie Abrahams explains how…

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Contributing Writer 12th March 2018
Mornings

What do people around the world eat for breakfast? Annie Ridout investigates

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We know it’s the most important meal of the day but what do people in Singapore eat for breakfast, or in Nigeria, France or Russia? And what is a full English meant to include? Annie Ridout asks foodie experts from around the world…

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Contributing Writer 13th January 2018
Wellbeing

Food can be curative and it can heal; I have first-hand experience of this

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Holly Johnson prepares raw food dishes with Asian influences that are bursting with colour. We talk healthy eating, the curative properties of food – particularly for skin disorders – and she shares a delicious breakfast smoothie recipe…

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The Early Hour 21st December 2017
Mornings

The morning routines of successful creative women

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We often hear about the morning routines of CEOs and business people but what about the successful creative women – working in food, floristry, education and art? Here are the morning routines of five creative female entrepreneurs…

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Annie Ridout 26th October 2017
Family

Sweetpea Darlingheart: Apple and carrot muffins

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Yesterday, Amber Rossouw told us about her childhood, family mealtimes, being inspired by her restauranteur grandparents, and culinary weekends with her father. Today, she shares a recipe for apple and carrot muffins – ideal for lunchboxes…

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Contributing Writer 12th October 2017
Family

Sweetpea Darlingheart founder Amber Rossouw on food and family

Sweetpea Darlingheart - Amber Rossouw
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“I first started making meals for the family when I was 15 or 16, cooking simple things like a pasta sauce from scratch or greek salad.” Amber Rossouw on a foodie upbringing in Queensland, Australia, and running baking blog and business Sweetpea Darlingheart…

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Annie Ridout 11th October 2017
Family

My Jewish grandma’s recipe for Mandelbrot (or Mandel bread)

by Adrienne Kat Kennedy
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“Mandel bread is a lot like biscotti. It’s got a tough, crunchy layer from the triple baking. Dotted with nuts or chocolate there is an earthy sweetness to it. It is a pleasure to make when you want to keep your hands busy.” Food writer Adrienne Katz Kennedy shares a sweet family recipe…

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Contributing Writer 22nd September 2017
Work Life

Work Life: Organix food development manager, Emily Day

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“Our famous carrot sticks are a favourite finger food for babies – we get lots of parents sharing pics with us of their little orange babies.” Emily Day talks food development for healthy kids’ snack brand Organix – including the ideas that didn’t quite work out…

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The Early Hour 21st September 2017
Family

The Dad Diaries #3: William Head, Beautiful and the Feast

William Head, Beautiful and the Feast
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“Our neighbour breeds chubby Cornish pigs in small batches and gets the most intense flavoured chops I’ve ever eaten. Roasted by a hard wood fire, served with his mum’s apple jelly. Crispy skin, soft fat, tender meat.” William Head, on life in north Cornwall…

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Contributing Writer 14th September 2017

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