Eat two meals a week with seasonal food grown in the UK
Eat two meals a week with seasonal food grown in the UK
The food we put on our plates has the power to make a world of difference. Eating seasonally means opting for food that's naturally ripe and ready for harvest in your local area at that time, instead of imported foods from different climates around the world.
Eating organic, seasonal food, or food that you've grown yourself at home can make a big difference in cutting down your food miles. This can help make your diet more sustainable and reduce your carbon footprint too.
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Eat two meals a week with seasonal food grown in the UK
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