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by Bronte Holding
Whether we are conscious of them or not, most of us have certain "food rules" that dictate our eating habits. These rules often stem from the perva...
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by Bronte Holding
What you eat before and after your workout is important for performance, muscle growth, and recovery. But with so many differing opinions and info ...
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by Bronte Holding
It's giving festive! These delish Santa hat cheesecakes are the ultimate crowd pleaser for your upcoming Christmas party gf!
Ingredients:
125 ...
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by Sophie Allen
Our spooky take on a crowd-pleasing classic! Perfect for your Halloween party or a scary movie night on the couch. Enjoy gf!
Ingredients:
200 gr...
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by Sophie Allen
Simple, quick and delicious, these banana pops make the perfect Halloween treat!
Ingredients:
4 large bananas (cut in half)
400 grams white me...
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by Sophie Allen
Spookie season is upon us...which means pumpkin spiced everything! Try these easy no-bake cookie dough balls for a delish Halloween treat!
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by Sophie Allen
When was the last time you checked how healthy your diet actually is? I don’t just mean what your calories are, or what your macro split is, but ho...
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by Sophie Allen
The most common mistake I see people make when it comes to dieting, is going ‘all in’ and starting their diet on a very low amount of calories. Aft...
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by Sophie Allen
We all know that to lose fat, we need to adhere to a calorie deficit. This means that as long as you are eating less than you are burning, you will...
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by Sophie Allen
Hey gf, can you remember the last time you weren't in a deficit? Are you constantly feeling tired, moody, or fatigued? Have you spent more time die...
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by Sophie Allen
Okay, so rocky road is already delish...but add Easter eggs to the mix? GENIUS! Here is our take on a classic with a little Easter twist. Enjoy bes...
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by Sophie Allen
This is a very common question that we get at TWS. While you might think you need to eat less on rest days because your overall energy expenditure ...
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