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Say no to meat this May

There’s no denying Australia’s meat eating culture is synonymous with what it means to be a true Aussie, but have you ever thought about the impacts of being a meathead? No Meat May is here to shed some light on this matter. ...

7 reasons why a Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest diets in the world

Live longer, stay slimmer and eat cheese?

There's no denying the Mediterranean diet has earned itself quite the reputation. Jessica Cox shares seven reasons why a Mediterranean diet is so glorious. ...

Aged garlic extract

The latest super supplement

Aged garlic extract is the latest super supplement on the block and is taking garlic to a new level – proving that sometimes things really do get better with age. ...

The next superfood: hemp

Hemp-based foods may soon be on the Aussie kitchen table.

Hemp-based foods may soon be on the Aussie kitchen table, here we take a look at the nutritional values. ...

Cook the cover September 2017 and win!

Replicate The Fit Foodie’s spicy Mexican bowl in your own kitchen and share it with @nourish_au on Instagram (#mynourish) for your chance to win a Fit Mixes protein ball mixes pack! ...

Cook the cover May 2017 and win!

Get creative in the kitchen and cook Taline Gabrielian's creamy quinoa porridge and share it on Instagram for your chance to win one of her books. ...

5 minutes with Louise Keats

Once a lawyer, now a nutritionist and forever a foodie - Louise Keats shares her food philosophy and how she maintains a healthy in a world of sweets. ...

4 healthy chai tea blends to try this season

Delicious sugar-free chai tea blends designed to warm your belly through the cooler months and have you feeling and looking your best.

While the drop in temperature may have us reaching for the nearest vanilla chai latte, it’s important to remember that many of the powdered chais are laced with mountains of sugar. The next best (better) thing? Chai tea. And there is more than one. ...

Gluten intolerance

Why is it affecting so many people?

Bread, pasta and even beer have become the enemy of a growing number of Australians who have been diagnosed with gluten intolerance. But what is it and why is it affecting so many people? Shannon Dunn investigates ...

Melbourne Food & Wine Festival 2016

March 4 to March 13

Held across 9 days filled with all things food, wine and celebrations, the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival is back. ...

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