Holle: From Climate Neutral to Climate Positive
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by ululablog
2y ago
Holle, the organic baby food pioneer, has further increased its sustainability. All Holle ..read more
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Vegetable Waffles from the Holle Kitchen
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by ululablog
2y ago
It’s slowly getting colder … Time for an autumn recipe. Vegetable waffles from ..read more
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Yummy Homemade Blackberry & Apple Jelly
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by ululablog
2y ago
Blackberry & Apple Jelly is a perfect way to preserve the flavours of ..read more
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Gluten Free & Dairy Free Sandcastle Cake
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by ululablog
2y ago
Ingredients: 200g (7oz) dairy free spread  200g (7oz) caster sugar  3 eggs and ..read more
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Delicious Potato Cakes from the Holle Kitchen
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by ululablog
2y ago
A simple, wholesome and tasty recipe for all the family to enjoy which ..read more
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Growing for Good #UlulaGrows – seed saving in July
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by ululablog
2y ago
At Ulula we support living lightly on the planet and working with nature ..read more
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Homemade Mint Ice Cream
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by ululablog
2y ago
Homemade ice cream was always a treat when we were little. Our favourite ..read more
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Delicious Berry Goat Milk Smoothie
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by ululablog
3y ago
Ingredients 250ml of lukewarm water 5 spoons of Holle Organic Goat Milk Powder ..read more
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Growing for good #ululagrows – delicious Chives?
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by ululablog
3y ago
Chives Chives are a lovely herb with mild, onion-flavoured leaves and purple miniature allium flowers, that are loved by bees. The chopped leaves and flowers make delicious summer garnishes for salads, omelettes and soups. Chives are easy to grow, both in containers and in the ground. How to grow chives Grow chives in moist but well-drained soil or compost in full sun to partial shade. Harvest the leaves and flowers as and when you need them. Chives are perennial so they will die back in winter and regrow in spring. Sow chive seeds into a small pot or module. To germinate place on a warm wind ..read more
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Growing for good #ululagrows – Homegrown goodness
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by ululablog
3y ago
HOMEGROWN. We are so lucky in the Ulua family here at Rush Farm that our parents have always grown-their-own. The Goodlife before the Goodlife was thought of, we have always been able to see the process of seed to table, and once we were big enough were able to help… then we got too big and didn’t want to help, but like everything in life, the cycle returns to the beginning and now we are growing for good with our children. Connecting to nature through gardening encourages physical activity in ourselves, but crucially, also in our children, which helps them to connect to nature, as well as de ..read more
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