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What are sparkling teas and when should you be drinking them?

You would think the founder of a brewery that specialises in tea-based drinks would be a big tea drinker, but no, Louise Avery, founder of L.A. Brewery, isn’t a fan of a builder’s brew. Instead, “I love tea when it’s cold, fizzy and fermented. It ...

19 Jun 2025 at 08:30

Lifestyle

How to preserve your apple harvest

Anyone who finds themselves with a glut of apples this autumn can reap the rewards by preserving them so they can be eaten over the coming year. Dried, pickled, frozen or pressed, there are endless options for sweet and savoury apple concoctions,...

08 Oct 2024 at 07:30

Lifestyle

How to make your own kimchi, as a study suggests it lowers men’s obesity risk

Eating kimchi could have some impressive health benefits, according to new research. The fermented cabbage and vegetable dish is often linked to improving beneficial bacteria in the gut, and now a new study has found that the Korean classic may ...

31 Jan 2024 at 09:00

Lifestyle

Tim Spector’s honey fermented garlic

“This is probably the easiest vegetable ferment you can make – garlic comes complete with its own microbiome starter and chemicals such as allicin, which deters other microbes,” says gut health ‘guru’ Tim Spector, author of new book, Ferment. ...

17 Sept 2025 at 09:18

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