CookWright is a no added sugar recipe book with more than 100 recipes written by Leonie Wright, who was inspired by her own personal journey having experienced high blood pressure, high cholesterol and migraines. It has been put together for those that read more »

The latest launch from the UK’s number one honey brand contains all the natural goodness of Rowse Honey but in convenient 15g, single serve sachets. Snap & Squeeze contains 100% pure and natural honey and can be use to give yourself a read more »

Carbs & Cals Salads contains a wide variety of nutritionally-balanced salad recipes, with the aim of kickstarting a lifestyle change for those looking to get in shape. You don’t need to go on a diet with this book, simply replace one of read more »

Tesco has announced a number of measures which will see it source even more of the seafood it sells in a sustainable way, in partnership with the Marine Stewardship Council. This includes expanding the MSC-ecolabel scheme for pre-packed and frozen fish sold read more »

The perfect pencil for chilli lovers, these are plantable pencils, and the chilli plantable pencil is the latest launch from Danish company Sprout. Where an eraser would usually sit on top of the pencil, the Sprout Pencil has a special seed capsule. read more »

A joyful shot of a baker having fun with flour while making bread by British photographer Mark Benham has seized this year’s crown at Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2016, the world’s leading celebration of the art of food photography read more »

When you have diabetes and have to think about your food all the time, and there are often mixed messages about what’s good for you and what’s not. For a few decades fat has been public enemy no.1. Now sugar is getting read more »

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As well as recipes, the new IDDT recipe book, Diabetes – Food, Meds and More, has an emphasis on lifestyle, a focus on real life, day-to-day situations and dietary information. The book has came as a response to listening to people with read more »

Our newest issue takes a look at the hassles of handling diabetes when you undertake sport or exercise. It’s dreadfully off-putting to consider that by doing any you might induce a hypo, but in the main maybe it’s best to feel the read more »