The course Ludlow, Shropshire, is a town renowned for its gourmet fare but I went there for food of a different order. In June this year, I attended a week-long course at the UK Centre for Living Foods. Hosted by naturopath Elaine Bruce, it was a memorable immersion in the power of raw living foods […]
Monthly Archives: May 2021
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Physically active children perform better academically, according to an article chez Dr Mercola. Exercise boosts brain function. And it needn’t cost a bean! 🙂
Christmas Opening Hours Hope you are all enjoying a well earned rest at the end of a year full of change for us all. Someone said once that in order to build something new you need to create chaos to build your new paradigm. So with that in mind we all look forward to the […]
The gorgeous re-Vamp-ed Hopsack is as much a pleasure trove as a house of health: our saintly provisions have been flirting with the dark side, creating luscious liquids to reward Santa & Co. for stuffing themselves down the chimney! Whiskey and carrots are banned, though. We know where they end up. Instead, we’ve been playing […]
For those of you who haven't graced Rathmines with your presence in the last week, you will have missed The Hopsack's little shop of all things healthy doing a changing rooms/grand designs/wonderwoman costume change moment. But we didn't just get to pop into a phonebox and spin around a few times to put on our […]
Well to anyone who hasn’t noticed a slight change in the appearance of The Hopsack over the last few days – glasses won’t do it, laser surgery is clearly on the cards. Â Over Saturday night and Sunday morning we stripped out the shop and moved lock, stock and home-brew barrel across the mall to […]
I know I know! We don’t want to count the days to Christmas either, but seriously – if you want a good pud, then you best get baking because our hardened Christmas baking fans have already got theirs out of the oven and curing in a muslin cloth. That bit of foresight makes all the […]
October is orange. Orange fruit, orange leaves, orange gourds: not the Glorious Twelfth but Hallowe'en, when jack-o'-lanterns glare and witches scream…! (I'm s-s-scared!) Pumpkins belong to the cucurbit family and are cousins to melons, marrows and cucumbers. They are high in fibre, antioxidants, vitamins C and E, magnesium, potassium, carotenoids and zinc. Their soft texture […]