Egg-laying bunnies

Egg-laying bunnies

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When Anglo-Saxons became Christian, the celebration in the name of Eostre had to change. Yet the familiar word “Easter” and attributes of the festival – eggs and rabbits – have been preserved.

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Pumpkin-tofu curry

Pumpkin-tofu curry

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Are you in search of something warm, exotic and vegan-friendly? Look no further! Behold the perfect winter dish to combat those chilly days. Let your taste buds journey to sunnier climes with the tantalising blend of curry and creamy coconut milk.

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Miso carrot soup

Miso carrot soup

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Originally from Japan, miso is a fermented soy paste that is used as a condiment to spice up dishes. Soy and fermentation make it an excellent nutritional cocktail with proteins, vitamins and minerals. Interested yet?

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Cake – a short introduction of its history

Cake – a short introduction of its history

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The word “cake” was borrowed from the Vikings. They called round and dense sweetened bread “kaka”. Kakas were given to people as tokens of appreciation and love. And because the ingredients used were usually hard to come by and expensive.

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Kumquat – the golden olive-shaped delicatessen

Kumquat – the golden olive-shaped delicatessen

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The kumquat is the smallest representative of the citrus family, related to oranges, lemons and grapefruits. And its shape resembles of a large golden-coloured olive.

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Chia seeds – an ancient powerhouse

Chia seeds – an ancient powerhouse

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It is known that Aztecs would enjoy drinking water with chia seeds and lemon. It is full of benefits and can be used for many recipes.

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