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Food waste is as damaging environmentally as plastic waste. While plastic creates unnecessary CO2 emissions, food waste that's left to rot produces large amounts of methane, another greenhouse gas.  Most food waste comes from individual households, so how can you cut down the amount that ends up in the bin? We've rounded up some simple switches you can make to get on top of food waste at home - from organising your kitchen effectively to easy ways to use up leftovers. You'll save a few pennies too.  Ensure The Fruit and Veg You Buy Is Fresh The fresher your fruit and veg, the longer you'll have to use it up. It will be...

Before you ask your five-year-old to chop up that onion or turn on the mixer, read this primer on teaching them kitchen safety. You don’t want your bonding experience to turn into a kitchen disaster.

It's always an excellent idea to include lots of green vegetables in your diet. But when you're dealing with hypertension, you'd want to know which particular vegetables can be more effective in managing your blood pressure levels. 1. Kale Kale is one of the most nutrient-dense vegetables. It contains calcium, beta-carotene, lutein, and zeaxanthin. It's also a good source of vitamin K, vitamin C, and vitamin A in the form of beta-carotene. Kale is also rich in fibre. Also, research has shown that kale can lower high blood pressure. According to a study published in the Journal of Nutrition, this...

Every mum wants their kids to eat healthy meals because eating right is good for our bodies. But sometimes we get so busy and our plans of getting healthier food on their plates fall along the wayside. Sometimes, it's just easier to just grab something convenient on the way home or order in. But don’t let this discourage you. Getting your kids to eat healthier meals is not about overhauling everything; it’s more about taking small steps to make meals better. Here are four tips to make your family eat healthier, courtesy of SW Fruit & Veg. Explain the Benefits...