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By: Sam Robinson
Former MasterChef-turned-TV-host Alice Zaslavsky really loves vegetables. Like, a lot. She’s turned her passion for veggies into a brand new book, In Praise of Veg – a two kilogram guide to vegetables and how to cook them well that wouldn’t look out of place next to Stephanie Alexander’s classic The Cook’s Companion. Continue reading “MasterChef’s Alice Zaslavsky Wants Us to Start Thinking About Veggies as the Main Meal”
By: Susan Joy
These Cassava Flour Waffles are the perfect breakfast treat for those avoiding gluten and grains but also need a nut-free recipe. Cassava flour helps to give a crisp outside and soft inside to the waffles. Continue reading “Tasty Gluten, Grain and Nut-Free Waffles”
By: McCrindle
This article is part of a series of blogs from our Future Consumer Report, where we aim to unpack the traits, behaviours and mindsets of our current generations and understand where they might head in the future. Continue reading “Australian Baby Boomers Redefining Retirement”
By: Laura Bennett
At this stage of the fight, the daily habits you’ve formed during the pandemic are pretty well embedded. Whether it’s wearing your PJs to the home office, or finally having time for that morning walk in your routine, seven months in we’ve got some engrained behaviours. Continue reading “‘Iso Habits’ – How to Keep the Good and Ditch the Bad”
By: Susan Joy
When there’s a birthday to celebrate and a nut-free healthy cake is needed, this is the cake for you. It’s moist, chocolaty with a delicious rich chocolate frosting that everyone will love. It’s the perfect paleo cake to celebrate those special moments and no one will even guess it’s good for them. Continue reading “Nut-free Chocolate Birthday Cake”
By: Sheridan Voysey
What would you say to your seventeen year-old self if you met them face to face? One strange afternoon I had such an experience. Continue reading “The Day I Met My Seventeen Year-Old Self”
By: McCrindle
While the experience of COVID-19 has been unique to the individual, many Australians have struggled with losing their job, working reduced hours or working from home. Continue reading “Aussies Still Saving Amidst the Pandemic”
By: Laura Bennett
While the impact of this year has played out in unique way for all of us, one thing it has exposed universally is our capacity for change and how we handle the compounded crises and constant reminders that we are not in control. Continue reading ““It Just Feels Like It’s Been Piled On” – American Musician on Handling the Trauma of 2020”
By: Sheridan Voysey
Earlier this year, before COVID made things complicated, I attended a thanksgiving service for a much-loved member of our church. We lost Eileen to cancer at just 68 years of age. As the service began, more chairs had to be put out to accommodate the number of people arriving. And it led to a lesson learned about grief. Continue reading “Grief is the Honour We Give to Those Who Loved Us Well”
By: Fred Porter
Porn. I hate porn. I think it’s one of the biggest tools of the enemy in our current time. The amount of people viewing it is alarming. Continue reading “Breaking Free From Pornography”