A pear a day to stay slim
A study conducted by the Lousiana State University reveals that those who eat a pear a day are slimmer than those who don’t do so. This, despite they have the same calorie intake and do the same amount of physical activity.
A study conducted by the Lousiana State University reveals that those who eat a pear a day are slimmer than those who don’t do so. This, despite they have the same calorie intake and do the same amount of physical activity.
This broccoli sauce, which is totally raw, is perfect with pasta or croutons.
Savoury version with seasonal vegetables of rye crumble with celeriac and sweet potatoes.
Here’s a nice idea for Christmas presents: small jars of crunchy muesli prepared at home. Our recipe is with chocolate.
Carrots with honey and almonds have a pleasant aftertaste of nougat.
Turmeric, cinnamon, honey and almond oil. These are the ingredients to make golden milk, one of the best and most effective natural remedies.
Influenced by Tuscan ribollita soup, the black cabbage and cannellini soup is a perfect winter dish.
What we eat and how we produce it are also to blame for climate change. Food and agriculture contribute to damage the climate with unimaginable and upsetting amounts of greenhouse gases that harms the ecosystem and all of us. Things must change, quickly. Let’s sign Slow Food’s appeal Slow Food launched an appeal in six
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