Enjoy life at its' simplest forms. Climbing, Travel, Food and Love for Nature
By the end of the month, I have noticed the amount of experimenting and improvising put in to replace the ready-made foods I use the most, normally available in predominantly or partially plastic packaging. Veggies, fruits, seeds and legumes are easy to get a hold of at the zero waste shops, but things like milk, […]
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I feel very privileged to be able to have a choice between good quality organic food and cheep produce available in a grocery store. Below there are some tasty thing I have made during the week, doing my best to use only plastic-free products. Couple of things I was proud to make was home made […]
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To make the milk I have soaked one cup of dry soybeans overnight. The soybeans I have got were from an online shop called Real Plastic Free which sales all different verity of foods in bulk in biodegradable cellulose bags. This is a great solution if you don’t have a zero-waste shop around you and you want […]
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Groceries This first week of plastic free July I have aimed at sorting myself out food wise, checking which shoes have plastic free supplies and prepping some food for the week. I think beside few stickers on some apples, couple elastic bands on veg, and a plastic tag from a pineapple I did pretty well. […]
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This will be my second year where I take on the plastic-free July challenge. I will probably take on the same basic principles as I did last year, but to mix it up a little bit this time around, I will be doing my best to get my family involved as well. I think my […]
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Decided to experiment a little one evening and make a nice tasty treat with the ingredient I had. I must say it came out very nice and I think this is going to one of these recipes that can easily be adapted. Ingredients 250g self-rasing flour 100g wholemeal flour 80g brown sugar 1 tbsp vanilla […]
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EAT-Lancet Commission allocated 37 professionals to carry out a research over 3 years to create a “planetary health diet” that’s healthy and sustainable for the world. If the majority of communities around the world adopt this dies we will reduce the GHG by about 60% or more depending on the region, and we will cut down premature death by 19%.
Read MoreStarting an online course ” Future Food: Sustainable food systems for the 21st Century”. Very excited to explore more sustainable ways of supplying our generations with healthy foods, me being biased 100% plant-based 😀 I’m definitely doing to review this in few weeks time when I gather a bit more knowledge. Source: AnswerGarden: What does […]
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I have been doing around the time it started, he have unofficially diagnose me with tibia stress fracture.
All the joys, no more running for 6 weeks, just loads ice and chill for my leg 😦
So what do I do if I can’t put much pressure or consistent impact on my left tibia …
Animals posses the “neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states” making them capable to make intentional decision.
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