Healthy Eating Made Easy

Are you thinking about a nutrition consultation?

8 April, 2025

Have you ever wondered what a nutrition consultation is like? Working with me isn’t about strict diets or impossible meal plans—it’s about finding realistic, easy to implement solutions that fit your life. I’m all about HEALTHY EATING HABITS FOR LIFE rather than strict fad diets. During a nutrition consultation I identify the key factors that

Everything you need to know about quinoa

7 May, 2024

I can hear the groans from some! Quinoa is one of those foods that you either love or hate. I definitely have family members in both camps which has lead me to find ways to make quinoa tasty and ways to hide it 😉 More on that later in the newsletter. But first off, what

How to organise your fridge

16 April, 2024

Below you’ll find my tips to a better organised fridge to minimise food wastage. Don’t do what my mother used to. She’d store veggies in the fridge, then after a while she’d rewrap and store again, then do this a few times more before throwing them out. My father called it ‘veggie palliative care’. Obviously

How to detox your pantry

7 April, 2024

The key to any health regime is eating whole foods and the key to success is ORGANISATION. There’s no way around it. You need to be organised if you want to stick to your health goals. The first step is to give your pantry a detox. Remove everything from your pantry. Get rid of anything past its

Travel medical kit essentials

27 September, 2023

There is nothing worse than being unwell when travelling and trying to find a pharmacy in an unfamiliar place, and then express your needs in another language. So I thought I’d share my medical and health essentials that I don’t leave home without. Travel Medical Kit Essentials 1. Bioceuticals SB Floractiv If I had to choose

How to add more alkalising foods into your day

20 September, 2022

As discussed in a previous newsletter, a key element to keeping bones strong is to include an abundance of alkalising foods to counterbalance acid-forming foods. Protein-rich foods are necessary for optimal health, however the acid load they produce needs to be compensated by alkaline minerals (calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium) provided by vegetables, fruits, herbs and spices.

Hello I’m Wendy

… a qualified nutritionist and caterer. As a nutritionist I advise clients on the food to eat to improve their health. With my cooking expertise I take this one step further and show you how to go about this. I love to share my recipes and cooking tips to nourish your body and make life more enjoyable in the kitchen.