Breakfast Recipe: Vanilla Berry French Toast
Apr 05 2021- Recipes
- Last Updated on 02 April 2021
- Monica Costa
This Vanilla Berry French Toast recipe was created by plant-based food blogger and stylist, Nourishing Amy, in partnership with Jason’s Sourdough (available in three variants, White, Grains & Seeds and Craft Beer, from M&S stores nationwide, RRP £1.80). This bread evokes memories of my childhood and the mornings spent at the beach after eating fresh sourdough slices with jam on top. This bread is a time machine of the senses.
Amy has used Jason’s Sourdough fluffy White Ciabattin and naturally-sweetened with maple syrup. This nutritious toast tastes so good that we’d be forgiven for forgetting that this yummy breakfast was vegan! Bursting with flavour, it is indeed the perfect breakfast recipe to start the day in style or even for a delicious weekend brunch with family and friends.
Recipe: Peanut butter & chocolate brownies
Apr 03 2021- Recipes
- Last Updated on 31 March 2021
- Monica Costa
This Spring London Mums have tried to make peanut Peanut butter & chocolate brownies inspired by a recipe using award-winning, ethically made Islands chocolate, ManiLife peanut butter and Bettina Campolucci Bordi (of @Bettinaskitchen)’s creativity. They are relatively easy to make and taste amazingly. It’s the perfect Easter recipe to make with the children. Enjoy!
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Best dog breeds that are kid-friendly
Apr 01 2021- Mums Tips
- Last Updated on 31 March 2021
- mikepowell
Adding a four-legged friend into the family is a great way to bolster your bond and relationship with one another! While it is true that all dogs make great companions, there are only a few dog breeds that best fit a family with kids. Dog breeds that are better suited for families with kids are referred to as family dogs.
A family dog can help foster your children’s sense of compassion, responsibility, and cooperation—all the while being a great playmate in and out of the household. Before buying or adopting a dog (we highly recommend the latter!), keep in mind that some dogs are better as playmates for energetic, older children. In contrast, some have gentle, peaceful dispositions fitter for the little ones.
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