Issue #002, December 2007
We've got expert yoga advice from celebrity trainer Pat Henry, an interview with top model and organic fan Vivienne Connolly, tips on how to survive Christmas with small children from our resident iMoo psychologist, David Coleman, plus more tasty recipes; we're introducing our delicious new Strong Woman Yogurt, and you can find out more about our farmers and adopt your very own farm animal.
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There's
something about strawberries... There is something undeniably romantic about the strawberry .... their Latin name is Frugaria,
meaning fragrance; they taste utterly delicious and are bursting with nutrients. Nutritionist Siobhan Julian looks at the health benefits, including
a very interesting reported side effect....
Have a Cow!
If you haven't signed up for Have a Cow yet, it's time to get moo-ving! Designed to educate
and entertain kids (and parents), Have a Cow allows you to 'adopt' your very own farm animal.
Recipes
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire... we bring you a delicious, seasonal
recipe for Roast Chestnut Soup perfect for this time
of year. Or you can choose from a selection of our favourite Cleary Family recipes.
Have you tried? Yum! This ingenious Strong Woman yogurt may just be Glenisk's
most clever product to date. What are you waiting for? Grab a spoon and tuck in...
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Issue # 002, December 2007
Welcome to the latest issue of the The MoosLetter. We've got expert yoga advice from celebrity trainer Pat Henry, an interview with top model and organic fan Vivienne Connolly, tips on how to survive Christmas with small children from our resident iMoo psychologist, David Coleman, plus more tasty recipes; we're introducing our delicious new Strong Woman Yogurt, and you can find out more about our farmers and adopt your very own farm animal. |
Nollaig Shona! From all at Glenisk, we wish you a very merry
Christmas and a healthy, happy and organic New Year!
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Calling All Strong Women! Ever since Madonna and Geri
Halliwell transformed their physiques in the mid 90s, yoga has been top of the health and fitness agenda, with an increasing number of devotees fired
up to get bent into (and out of) shape. If you're planning to kick-start a new health regime for the New Year, yoga is one proven way
to boost your physical and mental well-being and improve toning, posture and flexibility. To help get you started, we've got some top
yoga tips from celebrity personal trainer and yoga instructor, Pat Henry. Hey, if it's good enough for Madge... |
Surviving
Christmas! We know it's the season of goodwill to all men and we don't want to be
all 'Bah Humbug' or anything, but if by chance, you are in posession of small children, you might just be
dreading the Christmas arguments, the endless negotiations with toddlers and inevitable disappointments. iMoo's psychologist, David Coleman has some advice on how to handle the stresses of the festive season, cater to the demands of
the children and somehow retain your sanity. |
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Vivienne Connolly Interview Meet Vivienne Connolly and her adorable daughter Katie. One of Ireland's top models, Vivienne is the face of iMoo (Irish Mothers of Organic) and star of RTE's Charity You're a Star. We caught up with
the very busy mum-of-two between modelling assignments and charity engagements, to grill her about organic food, life on and off
the catwalk and her weirdest ever job! Plus we get the inside track on how she manages to stay looking so good...
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And the
winner is... Well far be it from us to shout about our accolades, but between one awards ceremony and another, we've been up
and down the red carpet so frequently of late that it feels like Christmas has come early. Find out more about our recent awards including our prestigious Bord Bia 'Food Oscar'.
Join
Cultivate! We are pleased to partner with Cultivate, Ireland's only sustainable living and learning centre.
Find out more... |
Glenisk MD Vincent Cleary (centre) receives the Bord Bia 'Making a
Difference' Award from Bord Bia's Aidan Cotter and Mary Coughlan T.D., Minister for Agriculture. |
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