A homesteader grows 99 per cent of the produce she eats - only goes to the grocery store once a month and spends just $50 on tropical fruit, toilet roll and white vinegar. Katie Krejci, 38, started ...

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Many people consider bananas to be the GOAT ingredient for smoothies. Not only are bananas a healthy way to add a rich, ...

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RICE and rice-based dishes continue to make up about half of the average Filipino’s daily energy intake, far exceeding the recommended levels in a balanced diet. Citing data from the 2023 National ...

RICE and not meat is the source of protein for Filipinos. This was one of the key highlights shared by Department of Science ...

If you're throwing away any seemingly inedible portions of produce, think again. Here are 13 parts of fruits and vegetables you might not know you can eat.

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