We’re back in England at the moment and today we have a family Vlog where we share tips and empowering strategies to help you eat the foods that help you stay vibrant, slim and empowered.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
- How to organise your fruit supply when you’re travelling.
- What to do when life gets in the way and you feel overwhelmed and ready to give up on healthy eating.
- The importance of self-love and self-connection when it comes to making healthy food choices.
- A delicious dinner salad idea with our favourite raw food dressing.
- And more!
Post your comments below!
Elanie is growing up so quickly! Love he VLOG style of videos.
wow?back home frutarians☺???
If one day you pass trough France (we are close to England) please be welcome in our raw family here :)
Thank you so much for the invitation! Where in France are you?
fruit shopping tour video awaiting?☺?british fruitarians kitchen organizing smartly????????and fruit menu!!! ON DAILY ROUTINE??????ЮЛЕЧКА, ТВОРИТЕ?
Nice to see you back in this part of the world!! The market looked very different to the ones you’ve been showing us in Thailand!
I would like to ask you about boxed and bagged lettuces. I have a difficult situation as a caregiver to a sick son and organic boxed and bagged lettuces helped me to stay on course, but when our son became sick for weeks with a severe gut issue it finally became obvious the salads were involved. I have limited time to research, but I did enough to realize that probably the conveniently bagged things are not the best. The one store near us has not had any bulk organic spinach for a long time, so I did give in and use boxed. I would like your thoughts on this. It turns out our son has a condition where his stomach doesn’t empty as quickly as it should, so it was the fiber adding to the problem, not bacteria or what it was washed in. Thank you.
I asked a question on youtube ( under this video) that was not answered and I am wondering why. I have asked one other popular raw food blogger the same question and was not answered. Perhaps it is a stupid question, but I just wanted an opinion for those of us who cannot get to farmer’s markets and have to rely on grocery store produce. I only put my questions to those whose opinions I respect, and who are caring and I do find you two respectable and caring. Maybe you planned to answer me when you had more time?
I am glad to see your family enjoying being home in England and take care!