

Kalamata Olives in Brine Stone-in - Cypressa - 345g
Kalamata Olives in Brine Stone-in - Cypressa - 345g
Authentic Cypressa kalamata olives, carefully preserved in brine to maintain their distinctive dark colour and rich, fruity flavour. These stone-in olives deliver the full complexity of traditional Mediterranean varieties, with a firm texture and naturally briny character. Sourced from premium olive groves, they're ideal for antipasti platters, salads, or as a sophisticated addition to your kitchen staples. The 345g format offers excellent value for discerning cooks who appreciate genuine quality. Store in a cool place and enjoy the authentic taste of Greece in every bite.
Pasta salad with olivesBy Patti - 04/10/2023Easy and fulfilling pasta made with pasta leftovers, packed with olives and tossed with a simple homemade dressing.
Zesty Lemon Chia Seed Granola BarsBy Mac Awais - 23/03/2022Small but mighty, bursting with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, fibre and protein, Chia Seeds are hard to beat! Try adding them to your granola bars with this recipe.
Bombay Mix - A healthy snack not only for partiesBy Agi K - 23/01/2024What is Bombay mix? Bombay Mix is a classic Indian snack. If you're looking for a healthy snack on-the-go or want to add some spice to your day, the super tasty Bombay mix will help you through it. I will also make a perfect snack to share at parties or to enjoy with beer. It is what almost everyone loves: spicy and crunchy. Just be aware: it's very moreish! What is Bombay Mix made with? The Bombay Mix ingredients can be different, but a typical Bombay mix is usually a selection of fried noodles, legumes and nuts. A traditional Bombay Mix includes fried chickpea flour noodles, roasted or fried chickpeas, dried peas, fried lentils, fried crispy onion, puffed rice and nuts. What spices are used in Bombay Mix? Bombay mix is seasoned with salt and spice blend, often made from turmeric, ground cumin, ground coriander and chilli powder. Is Bombay mix healthy? Bombay Mix is made with legumes and legumes which are rich in protein, zinc, iron and magnesium, so it makes it a healthier snack option compared to ultra-processed snacks or sweets. However, Bombay Mix is high-fat and salt so it should be eaten in moderation.
Olives - the healthy staple in the Mediterranean dietBy Agi K - 06/10/2023Where are olives from? There are over 800 million olive trees planted worldwide. There are more olive trees and people in Greece. It is estimated over 170 million trees are planted in Greece, while the population is only about 10.4 million people. The average life of an olive tree is between 300 and 600 years. One of the oldest olive trees in the world is on the island of Crete in Greece. It is about 4,000 years old and is still producing olives. People who live in southern European countries like Italy, Greece or Portugal consume olives and extra virgin olive oil every day. Why olives have different colours? Olives are considered fruits from the olive tree. They can be distinguish by colour, size and shape. The olives get their colour from the moment they are picked from the tree. The olive tree always gives green olives and then they change the colour as the mature, so they become darker and softer. The colours may vary from light purple to dark purple and black. All the green olives that stay on the tree will eventually become black. Most of the olives are picked green as they are less bitter and contain more oil. Why olives have different sizes? The size of an olive depend on the variety. You will see the final shape of the fruit when the ripening period approaches. Some varieties provide fruits that are very large (even 6 times larger than the small ones) like the Sicilian variety Castelvetrano and some are just always very small like other Italian varieties Casaliva and Taggiasche. The large size olives varieties with a sweet flavour are more popular as healthy snacks. Why are olives so crucial in the Mediterranean diet? Olives are a food of an amazing nutritional value. Olives are considered fatty fruits, but 70% of this fat is healthy monounsaturated fat. Olives are packed with nutrients and have lots of health benefits: Rich in antioxidants Rich in vitamins Cholesterol-free Source of healthy mono-saturated fats Low calorie Low in saturated fats The vitamins and antioxidants found in olives may provide essential health benefits. Olives are a great source of vitamin E, which can improve skin health and help your immune system. Some studies have shown that olives may protect against osteoporosis, in which bones weaken.
Healthy back to school snacks your kids will loveBy Agi K - 07/09/2023It's time our kids go back to school! If you are looking for healthy snacks that are perfect for taking to school or after school, then this short list is for you. Eating healthy snacks can benefit your children in many ways. These healthy snacks will help your kids grow, develop and learn. To make your life easier, you can buy healthy snacks online and fill up your pantry with nuts, dried fruits, seeds, popcorn and dark chocolate. This way, you will always have some healthy snacks at hand. Popcorn Popcorn is a whole grain that is low in fat and rich in complex carbohydrates, making it a perfect snack for kids (if you don't add butter and salt). Corn has excellent health benefits for children. It contains a lot of dietary fibre, essential vitamins and minerals. High fibre improves digestion, helps avoid constipation, and stimulates digestive juices' secretion, keeping the bowels healthy. Popcorn also contains a good quantity of iron and calcium, manganese and phosphorous, which are vital for maintaining healthy bones and the functioning of cells. Additionally, corn is loaded with B vitamins, including vitamins B3, B6, pantothenic and folate acid, which are great for the brain and mood. Popcorn contains carotenoid antioxidants like zeaxanthin and lutein that help protect eye health. Nuts A handful of organic nuts or a serving of as little as 30g daily can benefit your kids in many ways. Nuts like almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, peanuts, cashews, pistachios, macadamias and Brazil nuts are loaded with nutrients, protein and fibre to help children thrive and are an excellent fuel for the brain. In general, all kinds of nuts offer amazing health benefits, but every kind of nuts can also offer something special including preventing depression and anxiety. Walnuts contain high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids and DHA, which help fight inflammation. They contain twice as many antioxidants as other nuts, which improve cognitive functioning. Hazelnuts, almonds, pecans and macadamia nuts are heart-healthy. Almonds help improve your kid's memory. Pistachios are rich in oils that help preserve fatty acids and prevent inflammation. Macadamias also help in normal brain functioning. Dark chocolate Dark chocolate is a very healthy snack when consumed in moderation. It contains powerful antioxidants and flavonoids. Flavonoids improve blood flow to the brain, which can significantly improve memory and brain functioning. Veggies and Fruits Fresh vegetables are an obvious healthy snack. Packed with vitamins, they contain everything your children need to grow and develop in the right way. Dried fruits can be an excellent replacement for fresh fruits due to their longer shelf life. They contain all the nutrients of fruits but can last longer in your pantry. Your kids will love dried fruits like cranberries, dried apricots, cranberries, dates and figs.
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