Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
Recently, Kellogg’s unleashed a brand new Ancient Legends range of delicious granolas, mueslis and cereals onto the shelves of British supermarkets. These six new Ancient Legends products, which come in colourful re-sealable pouches, take their name from the ancient grains and seeds such as spelt, chia and flax that make up the product.
Last week, we popped by Star City and managed to catch Honey Monster on the last day of his tour of the Midlands to share some of his yummy Honey Monster Puffs! They were re-branded from Sugar Puffs to the new name last year 2014.
As we walked into the main building at Star City, the cuddly monster was standing in his stand waving at us! We had a family photo taken by their lovely staff and both children were very excited to give Honey Monster a cuddle!
Making your own bread? Why not try adding granola, dates and walnuts or olives? Making bread can be so much fun! We have received a packet of Jordans Simply Granola crunchy baked oats with a hint of honey to try which is available to buy in Waitrose and Tesco at RRP £2.69 for 750g.
Encouraging kids to read more is something I think we can all agree is a worthwhile initiative, so it is good to see the people at Sainsbury’s have released a brand new campaign to help achieve this. From now, every box of Sainsbury’s own-brand children’s cereal you buy, there will be a code to download a free copy from a selection of kid’s eBooks, which can be found on the eBooks by Sainsbury’s site.
