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Burgen's new Sunflower and Chia Seed loaf - Foodepedia

Omega 3 fatty acids are essential nutrients the body cannot make itself, so it can be easy to miss them out of your daily diet.

Omega 3 is available in several forms, one of which is alpha linolenic acid (ALA), which is found in some plant seeds such as chia.

ALA is the perfect natural nutrient to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels, when eaten as part of a well balanced diet low in saturated fat and a healthy lifestyle.

Burgen has combined this powerful plant seed with sunflower seeds to produce a great tasting bread with the goodness of seeds.

Burgen Sunflower & Chia Seed bread can easily be included in your daily routine and is the perfect addition to your healthy lifestyle.

Stellacello: Home

STELLACELLO is an award winning British liqueur company that takes inspiration from Italian recipes steeped in tradition and family heritage.

Founded by artisan alchemist Joe Stella, and established in East London’s Bethnal Green in 2012, the liqueurs have been created through persistent experimentation; combining herbs, fruits and spices to produce something truly unique.

A twist on the classic Italian Limoncello, Pompelmo Liqueur can be enjoyed neat as a citrusy aperitivo or digestivo, though it works equally as well being a classy cocktail component.

In late 2014, a new addition to Stellacello Liqueurs was released; AMARO LONDON.

AMARO LONDON is a bitter-sweet herbal liqueur with soft citrus overtones that accentuate the eclectic combination of locally sourced ingredients; herbs, fruits and spices.

10 great cafes for mums and dads in Stoke Newington, East London

Have a liquorice scoop for the kids and a rum and raisin one for you (more) Lizzy’s on the Green in Newington Green Nested in the middle of the Newington Green roundabout right next to the playground, Lizzy’s is the place to be when you want to let your kids have fun while you are enjoying a delicious cappuccino sitting on the terrasse.

Cafe Z on Stoke Newington High St Copyright — Cafe ZCafe Z is a well known place for kids in Stokey.

They serve a very good coffee and have a selection of cakes and brunches to keep you and your little ones full.

Little Highness Play Cafe on Blackstock Road Copyright — Little Highness Play CafeSlightly off the beaten track, this little gem is a paradise for kids.

The place is large enough to get kids around and it closes around 7pm which allows you to wait there if your little ones are doing activities in the area (more).

London's best toast cafés | London Evening Standard

London is rich in bread (even gluten-free), toppings and now has a dedicated Toast Bar.

Pip Nut Toast Bar Sourdough or rye with a creative range of nut butter-based toppings — think marinated strawberries with almond butter, grated apple and maple syrup or peanut butter with chili, lime and avocado.

Info: Open until February 12, Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, W1, pipandnut.com Fink’s Salt and Sweet At this all-day café French toast is made with slabs of challah bread, cinnamon butter, apple and blackberry compôte and sour cream or crispy bacon.

Info: 70 Mountgrove Road, N5, finks.co.uk Brick House Sourdough is what this bakery is known for but try its guest breads too.

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Fink's Salt & Sweet | Restaurants in Brownswood Park, London

There’s Café Vintage for afternoon teas and retro threads, Sargent & Co for classic steel-framed road bikes and even what is probably the world’s only Sylvanian Families shop – dedicated to the woodland-creature toys.

Until not too long ago there was also Banners & Bayonets, a military memorabilia shop.

Now, though, those martial premises have become this charming new deli, coffee shop and restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and light dinner.

And everything we tried was brilliant.

Any street in London is much the poorer without a military memorabilia shop, but as a replacement Fink’s takes all the honours.