Getting a period is not a woman’s favourite time of the month, and sanitary protection is used to keep you feeling fresh and collect menstrual blood so it doesn’t stain… Read more »
The kitchen waste bin is one of the most eco-friendly additions to household refuse collection and recycling, but with the useful fertiliser that comes out of a healthy compost bin,… Read more »
If you are a regular camper or like to spend lots of time outdoors, you need a stove. Fresh, hot coffee and tea is always welcome, as are warming soups… Read more »
Coppicing is a way to produce trees that have multiple stems, rather than a single tree trunk. It is an old tradition of woodland management used for conservation and as… Read more »
Imagine coming home to a fully cooked, nutritious meal, without having to stand over a hot stove? A slow cooker, also called a crock-pot, is one of those things that… Read more »
Plastic is a problem. Most plastics never biodegrade fully. While it seems like it disappears over time, in reality the plastic particles just get smaller and smaller, entering the food… Read more »
Foraging is the act of gathering wild foods to eat. We live in times when the supermarket rules, and a lot of people view foraging with a lack of understanding…. Read more »
Cling film and tin foil have long been a staple kitchen items. We use cling film to cover our left over food, wrap sandwiches and other packed lunch items. Tin… Read more »
This healthy, dark green nettle soup is a fabulous snack or hearty lunchtime warmer. You can also make plenty and freeze it to enjoy whenever you want. Stinging nettles or… Read more »
I’m excited! I want to share with you an eBook I wrote, all about eating garden weeds. What’s more, I’m giving it to you for FREE! Did you know there… Read more »