health foods

If you are looking to make your own gifts to give with love this year, we have a perfect and simple idea to add a Christmas aroma and winter beauty to any home. Just grab a bag of oranges and decorate them with our seasonal cloves. Give one as a present or fill your favourite Christmas serving bowl and arrange them with evergreens for a stunning table decoration. The hardest bit will be giving them away.

As well as being a great source of fibre, chia seeds have three times more iron than spinach and twice as much potassium as bananas. They may be tiny but these are truly mighty. The word 'chia' itself means 'strength,' derived from the Mayan language.

Here are five ways to get more chia into your diet.

Super light, fluffy and creamy - this peanut butter mousse is a pure delight! It is created with silken tofu and aquafaba for an ultra smooth finish and fridge ready in just a few minutes. It’s delicious in its own or topped with dark chocolate chips. Perfect as a dessert or afternoon treat!

Looking for a quick and easy lunch packed with flavour - then you’ve come to the right place! This Curried Chickpea Salad is the perfect simple lunch salad for the summer months. It’s also perfect for sharing and a brilliant bring-along for picnics, potlucks and BBQ parties!

Researchers have found that eating the plant-based version of omega-3 fatty acid present in walnuts and flaxseeds can reduce the risk of heart disease and boost heart health.

The essential equation for wellbeing says The Gut Health Doctor, Megan Rossi. Good health is intrinsically linked to the state of our gut and the 40 trillion bacteria that live there, according to The Gut Health Doctor, Dr Megan Rossi.

This plant-packed cake is perfectly sweet, rich and indulgent, it also nourishes your gut microbes. With each slice offering almost 6g of fibre, it’s the perfect crowd-pleasing dessert to share and there are two toppings to choose from depending on how much time you have on your hands.