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White Chocolate Peanut Butter Easter Eggs
If you’re looking for a fun and delicious Easter treat, these White Chocolate Peanut Butter Easter Eggs are a great homemade alternative to store-bought sweets. These homemade Easter eggs are...
Read MoreHomemade Natural Shampoo Paste
Do you struggle with an itchy, dry, or flaky scalp? Your shampoo could be to blame! Many commercial shampoos contain harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrances, and detergents that can strip your...
Read MoreWick's Avocado Chocolate Smoothie
Looking for a nourishing and delicious way to start your day, break a fast, or refuel after a workout? Wick Nixon's Avocado Chocolate Smoothie is the answer! This creamy blend...
Read MoreProtect Your Vehicle With The Safer Plates Initiative
Number plate theft is a growing problem in New Zealand, with more and more vehicles being targeted. While it might seem like a minor inconvenience at first, having your plates...
Read MoreBest Ever Feijoa & Ginger Jam
Once again, we have an abundance of feijoas, so I wanted to reshare this delicious and easy recipe from a few years ago—no peeling required! Simply top and tail the...
Read MoreOver Flow Preserving with Trisha
There’s nothing quite like the taste of fresh, juicy peaches, pears, feijoa and apples - but their season is fleeting. Preserving them using the over flow method allows you to...
Read MoreAspirin Helps to Whiten Yellow Stains
Whether it’s residue from your deodorant on your favourite white T shirt, sweat stains in your gym top or your white pillow cases have yellowed with age aspirin can not...
Read MorePreserved Vanilla Feijoas
Do you have an abundance of feijoas and have already made chutney, jam, crumble, and muffins? I came across this fantastic preserved feijoa recipe, kindly shared by Tanya Clark on...
Read MoreWhat to Plant in Autumn
Can you believe it's already autumn? Time to pull out the last of your summer harvest and prepare your garden to grow plants that will thrive in the cooler months...
Read MoreFasting In Midlife With Wick Nixon
I don’t know about you, but navigating perimenopause hasn’t exactly been a walk in the park! As I approach 55, this topic seems to come up more and more, with...
Read MoreHerbal Tonic For Gut Repair
This herbal gut health tonic is designed to nurture your digestive system with the powerful properties of chia seeds, ginger, cayenne, honey, and slippery elm bark powder. Sip on this...
Read MoreHomemade Gluten Free Pizza
Craving homemade pizza but need a gluten-free option that doesn’t compromise on taste or texture? This simple gluten-free pizza recipe has just the right amount of chewy and crispy (when...
Read MoreNeem Oil: Great for your Home and Garden
Neem oil, derived from the seeds of the neem tree (Azadirachta indica), has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, agriculture, and home care. This natural oil is packed with...
Read MoreNatalie's Dark Chocolate Clusters
These dark chocolate clusters from brilliant Holistic Nutritionalist Natalie Brady are the best healthy snack and they are so ridiculously easy to make! They are full of healthy fats, a...
Read MoreBirdCare Aotearoa Workshop
BirdCare Aotearoa in conjunction with Eco-Fest is holding a workshop for anyone who would like to know how to help sick, injured or orphaned wild birds. Just recently I had...
Read MoreHow To Soften Towels Naturally
Have you ever noticed how your lovely fluffy towels slowly lose their softness over time and become hard and scratchy? You will notice this even more if you've been using...
Read MoreHow to Clean Chemical Residue Off Produce
Eating fresh fruits and vegetables is essential for a healthy diet, but did you know that your produce might be covered in chemical residues from pesticides, fertilisers, and wax coatings?...
Read MoreSpicy Gochujang Courgettes
It's that time of the year when courgettes are abundant - so much so that trying to keep up with new ways to eat them can be a challenge. If...
Read MoreAll About Epsom Salts
Epsom Salt is a mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate, the name comes from Epsom in England, this is where the original compound was identified, it was initially used as...
Read MoreBaking Soda Iron Cleaner
Did you know you can clean your iron with good old baking soda! A well-maintained iron ensures your clothes remain crisp and fresh, but over time, mineral deposits, burn't fabric,...
Read MoreThe Hidden Dangers of Seed Oils
Are seed oils still a part of your diet? Even if you’ve stopped cooking with them (which you definitely should), they are still hidden in a vast array of processed...
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