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clotted cream

Why we pass on the semi-skimmed and low-fat dairy

May 25, 2019November 26, 2014 by Keir Watson

Read Time: 2 minRecent study finds that full-fat dairy products are associated with reduced obesity.

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Categories Nutrition Tags abdominal fat, Article, cancer, Central obesity, clotted cream, crème fraiche, dairy products, dementia, featured, full-fat dairy, heart disease, infographic, popular, skimmed milk, whipping cream

Anyone for Paleo Pud? (Berry nice thank you!)

June 9, 2019January 21, 2014 by Afifah Hamilton

Read Time: 3 minOf all the fruits we eat, berries are the closest to their wild counterparts. Here’s a great way to serve them.

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Categories Recipes Tags berries, black berries, breakfasts, clotted cream, desserts, fructose, fruit, grow your own, ketogenic, passion fruit, pomegranate, real food

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