Tuna sliders

  • Post published:July 26, 2017

Not only are these little guys great for serving as a canapé at your next get-together, our tuna sliders also make a healthy and wholesome work lunch or snack. The Heart and Stroke Foundation SA recommends eating at least two servings (100g each) of oily fish a week to lower cholesterol and prevent blood clotting.

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Pull-apart cinnamon rolls

  • Post published:July 23, 2017

Although we are serving these up tear-and-share style, we would be quite happy polishing off a tray of these babies on our own. They are super easy to make so that anyone can get the deliciousness that are cinnamon rolls in their own home.

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Mixed berry tart

  • Post published:July 22, 2017

Even though it’s winter, you can still get beautiful berries that are frozen. Like certain veggies, frozen fruits can actually be healthier than fresh ones as they are flash-frozen immediately after being harvested. This preserves the nutrients that fresh fruit often lose on its journey from farm to shop to table. Freezing berries does alter their texture, so they are best used for baking, sauces and smoothies.

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Turkish eggs

  • Post published:July 16, 2017

Eggs and yoghurt (believe it or not) is one flavour combination you don’t want to miss out on. A recipe hailing from – you guessed it, Turkey – Turkish eggs are the brekkie or brunch with a twist you’ve been searching for.

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