‘Tis the season of boozy office parties, end-of-year celebrations, lavish Christmas meals, and many a bottle of Champagne. Family, friends and the promise of presents, are all reason to be jolly, but overindulging in festive treats might leave you ringing in the new year with just a few more kilos than you’d like. With clever planning, and a few of our sneaky tricks, you can still enjoy the hoilday season, without gaining a dress size by January.
We simply love a fluffy frittata made with leftover veg, your favourite cheese and a selection of interesting spices. This meat-free recipe is the ultimate speedy mid-week meal. Get cooking!
Sometimes, amidst the daily rush of school, work and kids, putting together a wholesome, balanced plate of food can be a real battle. But with a few of our simple tricks and a basic meal plan, you’ll be cooking healthy and wholesome dishes in a flash!
It doesn’t matter what you’re choosing to throw on the Weber, this ridiculously easy and delicious slaw will be the true star at your next braai.
From advocates for going gluten-free to limiting fruit intake to lower sugar consumption, the internet has never been as saturated with health and wellness advice as it is right now. But the question is: how credible is this information?
Get your vitamin fix in one big, delicious gulp by prepping this smoothie for tomorrow morning. With the vitamin E and magnesium from the peanut butter, potassium from the bananas, and protein and calcium from the milk and yoghurt, this yummy smoothie is the very best way to start your day.
Despite what you’ve been made to believe, it’s not a bad thing for your body to crave fatty foods; fat forms part of the three integral macronutrients your body requires to function at its optimal level.