Eat every bite: How to feed a family with no food waste
We've challenged our mummy blogger Anneliese to feed her family with no food waste for one month.
Anneliese Giggins
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How to feed a family of 4 for £20 a week: A mum's challenge
Can you really feed a family of 4 for £20 a week? Mummy blogger Anneliese Giggins gave it her best shot!
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Homemade food gifts: Anneliese’s #DIYChristmas challenge
We challenged mummy blogger Anneliese to have a #DIYChristmas, making her Christmas food gifts from scratch. Will she manage it, and how much will she save?
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The Great British Bake Off 2015: Anneliese's #Bakealong challenge
We've challenged our mummy blogger Anneliese to #bakealong with the new series of The Great Brisith Bake Off 2015. Each week, she will be making her own version of the technical challenge. Anneliese, over to you...
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Healthy lunchbox challenge: How to give your child's packed lunch a 'school-approved' makeover
More and more schools are beginning to ban foods in our child’s packed lunches. From chocolate to crisps to foods containing nuts, we’re becoming very limited in what we feed our children come lunch time. We gave our mummy blogger Anneliese takes on the challenge of transforming her child’s lunch box into a healthy, low-sugar, school-approved lunch. Find out how she got on…
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5-a-day week meal planner: How to get your 5-a-day in breakfast, lunch and dinner
Trying to get your family eating healthy everyday can be tough, especially when it comes to feeding them their recommended 5-a-day. Our week meal planner is here to inspire you and to make counting your 5-a-day a little easier.
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Summer holiday savings: How to save on food over the school holidays
Trying to budget over the summer holidays? Mummy blogger Anneliese shares her top tips when it comes to keeping the food bills down when everyone is home
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Could you live on £1 a day? Our mummy blogger takes the Live Below the Line challenge
We challenged our mummy blogger Anneliese to take part in the Live Below the Line campaign of living off just £1 for five days to raise awareness to the 1.2 billion people living in extreme poverty. Anneliese did it for one day to demonstrate how it can be possible along with top tips if you’re taking part in the campaign yourselves.
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How to feed your family their 5-a-day: A mum's challenge
Our mummy blogger Anneliese has been set the challenge of feeding her family of 4 their 5-a-day, every day! Research this month shows that less than a third reach that magic number, so Anneliese will be thinking of ways to get more vegetables into her kids' dinners, how to make sure the whole fruit bowl is used up and crucially, see if she can keep her food bills down in the process, with less waste. You might think getting your 5-a-day is easy, but think again...
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What’s all the fuss about? Our mummy blogger trials latest obsession, the vegetable spiralizer
The vegetable sprializer has become the must-have gadget for 2015 and it's only the beginning of February! Our mummy blogger Anneliese finds out what all the fuss is about...
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How to get your 5-a-day: 7 tips every mum should know
We set mummy blogger Anneliese the challenge of feeding her family their 5-a-day every day for 30 days. Having successfully finished her challenge, Anneliese has some valuable lessons...
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Food on a budget: 8 tips every mum should know
Our mummy blogger Anneliese Giggins took part in a 30 day challenge to feed her family of 4 on a budget of £20 a week. Having successfully completing her challenge, Anneliese shares her handy and helpful tips that she learnt from her experience...
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30 days of homemade food: A mum's challenge
Which is better - homemade or shop-bought food? Well, our mummy blogger Anneliese is on a mission to find out. Taking on a 30 day challenge, Anneliese is ditching the ready meals, swapping the jars and making every single thing from scratch and what's more, she's doing this with two kids running circles around her in the kitchen. How is she going to cope?
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Homemade food: 10 tricks every mum should know
Our lovely blogger Anneliese Giggins challenged herself to make nothing but homemade food for 30 days. Her challenge included homemade chopped tomatoes, bread and even pasta! Having survived the 30 days feeding her husband and 2 young sons, Anneliese shares the handy tips she's learned from her experiment.
