Switching from dairy products to plant-based alternatives could lead to deficiencies in vital micronutrients, especially among young people and women, a study has found. Even moving partly to vegan alternatives to milk, cheese and yoghurt could lead to falls in iodine, calcium, riboflavin and vitamin B12 if the substitutes, often based on soya, almonds or oats, are not fortified, scientists ...
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Finland offers singles a free trip, a tasting menu and a blind date
What if finding love came with a taste of Finland? The world’s happiest country is inviting international singles to share a winter dinner with local food lovers in a bid to showcase its culinary traditions. Visit Finland, the country’s travel promotion body, said in a media statement that guests will sit down to a candlelit tasting menu drawn from Finland’s ...
Read More »Little stars, festive glamour
Festive fashion is no longer just for adults. Children’s clothing now blends tradition, comfort and contemporary style, allowing little fashionistas to shine at weddings, cultural events, family celebrations and festive gatherings. From vibrant colours to intricate embroidery, these outfits add charm to every special occasion. Local fashion brands such as Sailor are part of Bangladesh’s vibrant fashion scene, offering inspiration ...
Read More »Our 5 Most-Saved Recipes Last Week
The Allrecipes community saves thousands of recipes with MyRecipes each week, making it easy to keep track of dishes you can’t wait to make. This week, the anticipation of Thanksgiving is in the air, with a turkey breast slow cooker recipe collecting over 1,500 saves. This past week, community members saved easy beef dinners, like comforting Cowboy Soup and Amish ...
Read More »Olive pickle
Ingredients: • 1 jar • 1 kg olive • 4-5 Red chilii • 1 tsp Panch Phoran • 1 tsp Turmeric powder • 1 tsp cumin coriander red chilli powder (roasted together) • 1 pinch Salt • 1/2 cup Jaggery • 2 tbsp mustard Oil Method: 1. Boil the olives. Heat mustard oil in a deep bottomed pan, then add ...
Read More »Keep cracked heels at bay this season
As the weather begins to change, dry and cracked heels can become a common beauty concern. Cooler, drier air, reduced moisture in the skin, prolonged standing and open-backed footwear can leave the heels rough, flaky and uncomfortable. Although cracked feet may seem like a minor cosmetic problem, deep fissures can sometimes cause pain, bleeding and infection. A simple, regular foot-care ...
Read More »Regular smiling may improve mood, reduce stress and benefit health
Smiling regularly may do more than lift your mood. It can also help build friendships, reduce stress and improve your overall well-being, experts say. Rather than waiting for something funny or exciting to happen, simply changing your facial expression by turning a frown into a smile may influence how you feel emotionally. Research supports the idea that smiling can affect ...
Read More »Foods that can reduce the risk of heart disease
Fill your plate with vegetables The fibre, potassium, magnesium, vitamins and various plant compounds in vegetables are beneficial for blood pressure, weight control and overall heart health. Local vegetables such as spinach, red spinach, Malabar spinach, bottle gourd, ridge gourd, bitter gourd, okra, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots and tomatoes are all good choices. Eat fruit, not juice You can eat a ...
Read More »Do young people still feel connected to traditional jewellery?
Traditional jewellery is more than an accessory; its designs reflect craftsmanship, aesthetics, and cultural identity. However, maintaining a connection with Bengali traditions does not necessarily require wearing heavy gold ornaments. It may also mean appreciating distinctive designs and adapting them to contemporary tastes. Shulogna Barua, 26, expressed her love for deshi ornaments. “I love traditional jewellery because I feel Bangladeshi ...
Read More »This shopping centre is hosting a free Halloween experience
Families looking for free Halloween activities during October half-term can head to Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex for a week of spooky fun. From Monday, October 26 to Friday, October 30, the centre’s Central Atrium will host the Witchy Woo Apothecary, a themed experience for children. Young visitors can join 15-minute sessions led by a witch and warlock, who will ...
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