As the days get longer, help yourself to fresh seasonal flavours.
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As the days get longer, help yourself to fresh seasonal flavours.
The end of summer is approaching and the autumn ingredients are starting to ripe. Eating what is in season is best.
With all of the marketing of sports drinks, bars, gels and powders, this is an excellent question to ask. There’s certainly no harm in eating — and it might help you meet your fitness goals by giving you more energy during the actual run or elliptical workout.
Aren’t spuds splendid? Cheap, fat-free, bursting with vitamins and minerals, unbelievably versatile and a national favourite. Bet you didn’t know they were at their best in November?
Our quick and tasty tip:
Compact, crunchy and colourful red cabbage is a winter favourite, and particularly perfect with rich meats like pork and game.
Our quick and tasty tips:
Much more information about seasonal fruits and vegetables under Eat Seasonably
Many more tips and recipes on Love Food Hate Waste