Ready meals are something Susie just doesn’t buy. She still thinks they’re like the 1970s ‘tv dinner’ offerings, but AJ, as a very busy mother, has different views. They have invited Milly Bagot the co-founder of ByRuby and Bronzie Kee from Little Lunch Box to explain how everything has changed since then. Bronzie produces well-balanced meals for children that leaves them feeling good and Milly is convinced Susie will not be able to tell the difference between her own home-made lasagne and hers. Well, let’s see!
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BEING THE ’GOOD GUY’ IS GOOD BUSINESS
IS THE MICROWAVE A RELIC FROM THE 1970’S?
CAN EXPERIENCE MAKE YOUR BRAND GROW?
EAT CAKE AND DRINK CHOCOLATE
WE ALL DESERVE AN ALCOHOLIDAY
THE LEADERS IN THEIR FIELD
DOGGIE DESSERTS FOR YOUR PAMPERED POOCH
JACK FRUIT. IT’S BIG AND BUMPY!
TINDER FOR THE FOOD SECTOR
EATING MANGO IN THE BATH
TAKE IT WITH A PINCH OF SALT
WHY EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT FOLKESTONE
HOW TO GET A 3 STAR ’GREAT TASTE AWARD’
BREAD THAT IS OH SO SPECIAL
IRELAND’S BEST SELLING BLACK PUDDING EVER
HOW TO CATER FOR COELIAC DISEASE
MAKING A PIG OF OURSELVES
THE HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE TO OLIVE OIL
MITCH TONKS AND WHY FISH ROCK
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