It’s time to live your 12-year-old self’s best dream- pancakes for dinner! Yes, today is Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, Pancake day… Whatever you call it, it’s a flippin’ good day! And I don’t use that pun lightly; as […]
The other day a meme popped up on my feed that got me thinking. It was an unbelievably cheesy TV infomercial, so bizarrely put together that you can’t tell if it’s intentionally funny or not. The product being sold was […]
Valentine’s Day was first recorded as a celebration in the Middle Ages, honouring Saint Valentine of Rome who is said to have performed secret weddings for Christian soldiers who were forbidden to marry. Now though, February 14th represents an appreciation […]
As a queer person, I’ve witnessed my community both struggle and thrive in response to the pandemic. The digital revolution of online events has been a lifeline for many, with collectives such as Queer House Party providing much-needed repsite and […]
We often hear about fast fashion and slow fashion, and we’re all familiar with fast food. But what about “slow food”? What is slow food – and why does it matter? What is Slow Food? Established in the 1980s in […]
Disability doesn’t look the same for everyone, and nor does the way that disability impacts a person’s relationship with food. The media-generated “ideal” version of ourselves that exclusively enjoys lovingly hand-made meals using only the fanciest, freshest ingredients isn’t just […]
We’ve been working hard to bring you a handy guide to navigate the dangerous diet advice clogging our news feeds at this time of year – and now Treat Yourself: The Zine has arrived! Originally intended to be a printed […]
MetMUnch are bringing you an anti-diet zine that will guide you through this time of detoxes and cleanses all over the media, and remind you of how to look after your body and promote sustainability instead! After the feasting festive season, we […]
We’re getting very close to Christmas, the holiday that marks the end of the year and a time of giving, sharing, and reflecting on the months before – no matter where, how and if you celebrate. However, along with celebration […]
