These are proof in the pudding (or in the breakfast) that you CAN eat really yummy, nutritious food – even when you’re in a hurry
At the risk of losing friends I’ve decided to slow down on the cookbook creation front (just a little) and up the anti on the recipe blog posts (just a little!)
The raw food cafe “42 RAW” in Copenhagen is definitely worth a visit. The café is very well placed in the heart of Copenhagen next to the main area of other cafes/restaurants & other shopping opportunities.
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Last week I felt like Alice in Wonderland, having my curiosity & sensory needs fully satisfied when I visited Firefly Garden in Copenhagen. It turned out to be the most amazing raw/vegan dine experience I had in a long time.
There are many reasons I L.O.V.E quinoa (keen-wah):
Ok, no room for modesty on this blog today – holy moly was I happy with myself this morning when a teaspoon of this creamy, chocolatey delight made it into my mouth! This breakfast needs to be made multiple times over and enjoyed for it’s healthy, healing, nutritional value.
There are good fats, and then there are not so good fats ... but it is a bit more complex than that.
Christmas: a time of celebration, magic and sparkle.
It’s my favourite time of year – it always has been.
But have you ever had a Christmas when the anticipation was a good deal more magical and sparkly than the reality?
f you’re looking for an antioxidant fix you’ve come to the right place. This one packs a serious antioxidant punch and is flavoursome to boost.
his recipe can me made any day of the week – it doesn’t have to be saved for the weekend. It is so quick and easy it’s ridiculous – but feel free to make it the night before if you’re an organised sort.
Those people looking to detox and maybe shed a few pounds in January following the excesses of the festive season, are being warned not to leave curry off their diet in the New Year.
Spicy foods are known to stimulate the metabolism, boost the immune system and boost the spirits on cold, damp dark winter days. Popular curry recipes contain turmeric, cumin, allspice, cardamom, ginger, garlic and capsicum - spices with strong anti-bacterial properties.
