If you’re concerned that a healthy lifestyle and a baking habit don’t go hand in hand, think again. Enjoy your bakes guilt-free with these simple swaps.
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Just like so many other vitamins and minerals, a daily balance of omega fatty acids is necessary to keep us in tip-top health. Our bodies can’t make these fatty acids, so it’s down to us to help ourselves by including omega-rich foods in our diets.
The sky’s the limit when it comes to pancake toppings, so experiment with your flavours to keep things interesting. Here are 17 healthy ideas to get you started.
Punchy and fragrant, warming and spicy, fresh ginger is a powerful ingredient, both in terms of flavour and nutrition.
Sweet potatoes are a great non-starchy carb, so count towards our 5-a-day tally, plus they contain more vitamin C than regular potatoes, which our bodies need and utilise every day.
A poor diet does our bodies no favours in keeping healthy. That’s not to promise that a super-healthy diet will prevent you from ever catching a cold, but it will certainly do you no harm in helping you to keep fighting fit and feeling fine.
People naturally love a one-size-fits-all approach to dieting. However, as with most nutrition-related subjects, the low-carb, high-protein approach just isn’t as simple as it sounds.
Carbs have a bit of a bad name, and while it’s true that many types of carbohydrates contain empty calories, wholegrains are a delicious, nutritious choice.
Zingy, juicy and full of flavour, these joyful seasonal parcels are a welcome sign that Christmas is on its way. At their sweetest and best right now, fill your boots and make the most of clementines while you can.
Jamie has this week presented the Government with his own recommendations to combat the rising levels of childhood obesity in the UK.
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