Cultivate: Empowering Communities through Food

πŸ“… July 20, 2025
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Awarded Funding for β€˜Get Growing, Get Cooking, Get Skills’ Project Cultivate, a community food co-operative based in Newtown, has been awarded Β£337,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund for a new project called β€˜Get Growing, Get Cooking, Get Skills’. This project aims to empower people from across Newtown and Welshpool to cook fresh food from […]

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Food Prices Skyrocket, Leaving Families Struggling to Make Ends Meet

πŸ“… July 19, 2025
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In a shocking revelation, a Scottish mother-of-five, Lorna Cooper, has revealed that the cost of feeding her family for Β£20-a-week has skyrocketed to almost double the original price, thanks to soaring food prices. This is a stark reminder of the devastating impact of inflation on families struggling to make ends meet. Lorna, 48, from Paisley, […]

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Mason Jars in Meal Prep: A Delicate Balance

πŸ“… May 6, 2025
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Problems with Mason Jars in Meal Prep β€’ Mason jars can become cramped and unwieldy when storing multiple meals β€’ The small opening makes it challenging to access food β€’ The confined space can affect texture and presentation β€’ Moisture tends to collect at the bottom, causing ingredients to become slimy or unappetizing over time […]

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Breaking Down the Burden of Traditional Indian Cooking

πŸ“… April 20, 2025
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Synopsis A recent viral Reddit post has sparked a heated debate about the time-consuming nature of traditional Indian cooking, particularly for working women. The conversation highlights the tension between preserving cultural heritage and embracing practicality in today's fast-paced world. The Debate Begins Indian women, especially working women, spend more time on cooking than their American […]

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Coping with Rising Food Prices in Nigeria

πŸ“… April 20, 2025
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When it comes to food, many Nigerians are finding it increasingly difficult to afford basic necessities. The rising cost of living has forced many to reevaluate their spending habits, especially when it comes to food. However, it's essential to note that eating healthy doesn't have to break the bank. With a little planning and creativity, […]

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Batch Cooking 101: The Flexible Approach

πŸ“… April 18, 2025
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A New Way to Save Time and Money in the Kitchen You may have seen TikTok videos showcasing elaborate batch cooking sessions where meals are prepared for each day of the week. However, Madeline Summers, a specialist at Mississippi Market Co-op in St. Paul, has a different take on saving time and money in the […]

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Save Money on Groceries by Cutting Food Waste

πŸ“… April 15, 2025
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Why is Food Waste a Problem? β€œIt doesn’t matter how cheap you buy something, how discounted an ingredient is, if it ends up in the trash, it is now the most expensive ingredient you bought,” said Andrea Woroch, a consumer savings expert. Food waste is a significant issue in the United States, with the USDA […]

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Cook Once

πŸ“… April 9, 2025
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The Intersection of Biology and Medicine Jaap de Roode, a renowned biology professor at Emory University, has written a book that delves into the fascinating world of how scientists are leveraging the medical knowledge of the animal kingdom to develop new treatments and therapies. By studying bees, bears, and butterflies, we may save agriculture and […]

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Meet Jaap de Roode: The Biology Professor Turning to Animal Medicine

πŸ“… April 9, 2025
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Jaap de Roode, a biology professor at Emory University, has always been fascinated by the natural world. Growing up in the Netherlands, he studied biology at Wageningen University and later became a renowned expert in the field of monarch butterflies and their infectious diseases. His research has taken him down a unique path, where he […]

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