A group of UK leading retailers teamed up to reduce supermarket food waste. In 2014, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC), they managed to reduce food waste by 20,000 tonnes. Asda, Co-operative Food, Marks and Spencer, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, and Waitrose reduced, from 200,000 to 180,000 tonnes, the edible food being thrown away over the past year.
As every year, EWG compiled the list of the top twelve pesticide-heavy fruits and vegetables. For the fifth time in a row, apples ranked first. Here’s the full list.
A colourful recipe to brighten up your breakfast. Spinach pancakes are naturally green and luscious with yogurt and seasonal fruits.
Ingredients 400 g of chestnut flour 40 g of whole brown sugar 30 g of raisins 30 g of pine nuts butter and breadcrumbs for the baking pan 2 sprigs of fresh rosemary extra virgin olive oil 75 ml of cold water salt Preparation Soak the raisins. Put the flour in a big
Originally a radish native to Asia, daikon is harvested since a few years even in Europe. It looks like a big white carrot but it is a radish belonging to the cabbage family, Brassicaceae, with turnip-like leaves. Daikon has many unbelievable therapeutic virtues and it is rich in nutrients. It is high in
Biscuits with cocoa and pumpkin seeds are perfect to match a cup of tea at breakfast.
Le carni rosse lavorate entrano nella lista dei cancerogeni stilata dall’Oms. Proprio come sigarette, alcol, amianto e arsenico.
Pumpkin and pear puréed soup becomes an exquisite autumnal soup with yogurt sauce.
The environmental association analysed 126 samples of apples purchased in European supermarkets and found that 83 percent of them are contaminated with pests. But just conventional apples.
An Israeli restaurant decided to give a 50% discount to Arabs and Jews who eat at the same table, in order to promote reconciliatioon and soften racial tensions.
