Simple Lifestyle Shifts That Help Good Things Happen

Summer holidays are once again upon us and the kids are asking for food...these flapjacks are packed with nutrients needed for growing, active kids (big and small). And simple enough that you can get them involved in the making as well as the eating. They’re chocolatey, oaty, crunchy goodness! And according to the last team I baked them for… taste a bit like the Graze bars

Eating too fast is surprisingly common, and there are multiple psychological, social, and physiological reasons why someone might do it. The repercussions can be very painful and quite smelly too! Some of the reasons why we eat fast 1. Habit or Learned Behaviour Growing up in a fast-paced environment where meals were rushed can make quick eating a habit. Eating while distracted (watching TV, working, or using a phone) often leads to faster consumption. 2. Hunger or Food Avail

Tasty and packed full of good fats and nutrients to support brain, digestive and heart health!

I choose to make them every Friday because it feels fun and rituals like this last in the memory. It’s the only day of the week my youngest doesn’t need me to get her out of bed!

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