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Ruby Tandoh is a food writer and the author of Eat Up!: Food, Appetite and Eating What You Want. She was also the runner up on BBC's The Great British Bake Off in 2013.

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    Why prisoners deserve ethical healthy food

    For the first time in a long time, people there are excited about prison food. Those of us outside the prison system should be, too, writes Ruby Tandoh.

    By Ruby Tandoh - 25th February 2020

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    Wicked Reviews: Is less really more?

    In a restorative and invigorating read for troubled times, radical economist Jason Hickel argues we replace the very idea of growth with a society built around ecological stability and wellbeing.

    By Jack Thompson - 25th February 2021

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    Ellis: Small steps to zero waste

    Ellis charts the different stages to zero waste in the kitchen and finds little chance for leftovers. 

    By Ellis - 25th February 2021

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    More than just wonky veg

    Perhaps the worst thing about wasting food is the contempt it shows for the planet that produced it, but short-lived, headline-grabbing campaigns on wonky veg do little to drive a lasting reduction.

    By Guy Singh-Watson - 24th February 2021

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    The great salary divide

    As Fairtrade Fortnight kicks off, Olivia Oldham investigates some of the salary inequalities and progressive solutions among UK businesses trying to end the subsidised cycle of cheap goods and unfair…

    By Olivia Oldham - 24th February 2021

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    How to freeze fruit

    From a segment of lemon for an emergency G&T to ready-to-go fruit compotes – here’s how to freeze what fruit.

    By Bob Andrew - 24th February 2021

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    How to freeze veg

    Make your own frozen mash, keep a stash of herbs or learn how to freeze each type of leafy green in these top tips for how to freeze veg.

    By Bob Andrew - 24th February 2021

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