Bring a basket of foraged rosehips to Bristol's Arnolfini Centre from now until 14th February and you will be treated to a drink made with your wares and a recipe leaflet. Part of the Craftivism season at the centre, there are plenty of other unusual events and workshops taking place. […] more
We can save the planet from climate change and forest destruction - and can produce enough food for everyone without factory farming, new research from Friends of the Earth and Compassion in World Farming shows. […] more
Choosing organic has an impact not only on our children’s health and wellbeing, but the health of the planet that they are going to inherit. There are many reasons why choosing organic is the best for you and your family, and it pays to be informed about the food you are eating. […] more
Proving that Britain really is passionate about the quality of its food, over 150,000 people attended the ever-growing Organic Food Festival in Bristol’s Harbourside area last year. This year on 12-13th Sept the waterfront will play host to a colourful vibrant organic celebration. […] more
The root vegetable, beetroot, is fun for children to cook with because of its dark, red flesh which can be used as a natural food colour. You can add it to homemade pasta and it will give a lovely colour to soups explains Fi Bird. […] more
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