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Easter is on its way and instead of just coloring Easter eggs this year why not learn the centuries-old art of 3D Panoramic Eggs. The Class is The Art of the 3D Panoramic Egg The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana is hosting the class the Art of the 3D Panoramic Egg Using Sugar Molding. the class … Read more
Get recycling (photo: adobe) The latest article from Angela Terry Green Green campaigner and consumer expert, Angela Terry, separates climate change facts from fiction and here she explains how you can take simple, practical steps to help save the planet. Follow @ouronehome & visit https://onehome.org.uk/ for more advice. sign up to our daily Banbury Guardian … Read more
Are you struggling with your health issues? Find out about the series of coherent pain relief actions in our Exodus Effect review. The human capacity to dynamically change and integrate with age, often now is correlated with a range of diseases. Why’s that? Besides that, aging, diabetes, obesity, Alzheimer’s disease, arthritis, joint pains, and blurred … Read more
We’re seeing a seismic change in the way people approach plant-based foods today, even in Singapore, where more and more people are turning to the plant-based milks in their daily lives. What were once reserved for vegans and tree-hugging hippies have now found their way into the mainstream, more so during a time when the … Read more
When it comes to sorting out food for the week, the story is always the same—you exhaust your easy, go-to recipes by Wednesday, and rely on fast-food and pre-made meals to get you through to the weekend. Once Monday rolls ’round, the cycle starts all over, and your former favorite meals become something of a … Read more
Sri Lanka is steadily plunging into a deep economic emergency but the unfolding crisis can act as an eye opener for those nations who are heavily depending on China’s loans with the belief that the borrowing from the Asian giant can catapult them to prosperity. In the article published in The Print, Seshadri Chari, former … Read more
There’s a new business coming to town! ProteinHouse is its name, and it’ll be located in the heart of Bismarck, at 402 East Main Street. More than a restaurant: It’s categorized as a “Healthy Fit Kitchen.” You can dine in or take your food to go. The goal is to be a quick-serve…sort of like … Read more
Day 1 Just 90 minutes from Calais, start your Wallonia tour in Tournai. See one of Belgium’s oldest towns, once part of England after being captured by Henry VIII, and its UNESCO-listed Notre-Dame Cathedral from atop the adjacent belfry. At Leuze-en-Hainault, the Mahymobiles museum’s extensive car collection captivates petrolheads. Stop in medieval Ath, known as … Read more
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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. With Russia’s war escalating and pressure rising on the West to act, many want to know what does NATO stand for and what is its purpose? Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has generated an international response of contempt and sanctions on the Kremlin … Read more
Is it the fact that organic is a rigid system part of the problem? Patrick Holden, founder of The Sustainable Food Trust and the first person to supply Sainsbury’s with organic carrots, back in the 1980s, thinks it might be. “The problem with organic is that it’s a line-drawing exercise. It says above the line … Read more
With chances of a second lockdown emerging and uncertainty around Brexit’s impact, the issues of food, supply chains and how we preserve the natural world are likely to remain sharply in focus. Indeed, recent polling has shown the majority of the UK public don’t think our food system will cope with these challenges. Organic provides … Read more
For Madhu Tyagi, it is always a Herculean task to decipher the nutritional values or any other information related to content that are imprinted on food packets. Being gluten intolerant, the mother of a two-year-old child particularly looks out for products that have allergy warnings. “I am not sure how much sugar is in my … Read more
A trio of moors eateries within easy reach of Teesside have made into the 2022 Michelin Guide. The list of new additions to the famous foodie bible has just been revealed and it includes restaurants and bistros in Castleton, a 15 minute drive from Guisborough; the North Yorkshire village of Goathland not far from Whitby … Read more
Ireland has one of the lowest shares of organic farming in the EU despite a 55 per cent increase in production rates across the continent, a study has found. Organic farming aims to create sustainable food production avoiding conventional methods such as chemical pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. Organic farmers rely on crop rotations, animal and … Read more
If last year’s COP26 taught us anything, it’s that radical, defined, real changes must be made to critically slow the harmful effects of global warming. It’s an enormous conversation. Encompassing everything from the way we produce and use energy, to travel, and…food and farming. Hot topics on the agenda include reducing pesticides, agroforestry and biodiversity, … Read more