Go crazy for baking without the guilt with top kits for healthier treats
WE went crazy for baking in lockdown . . . and not surprisingly, gained a load of weight at the same time.
Here, we look at some healthier baking kits that do not contain gluten, refined sugars or dairy. Our Beauty Editor, meanwhile, puts three hair masks to the test.
Health
with Jane Atkinson
Sweet treats
- Sweetpea Pantry, £10.50 for five kits from yumbles.com -
Sweetpea Pantry’s five-pack is perfect to sample the range – buckwheat pancakes, cacao brownies, energy balls, carrot cake muffins and quinoa flapjacks.
I liked the high fibre and wholegrain ingredients and the options to add extra sweetener.
Add milk and eggs, or vegan alternatives.
Make bread, pizza or focaccia with Davina Steel’s easy-to-use baking kit.
Just add water, oil, yeast and bake.
Superfood brand Creative Nature has baking mixes – from muffins to banana bread.
An adorable-smelling strawberry hair mask and a reusable cap.
There was enough product for long hair and it helped detangle.
It’s cute, it’s fun and it’s one for kids with tangled hair – or a boozy hen do.
Colour protect
The British colourist designed this for freshly tinted hair to lock in pigment for longer – then help your colour really last.
Makes use of quinoa extract, green walnut and UV filters for protection.
My hair felt silky smooth and shiny afterwards.
If you colour your hair and like to be out in the sun, this is a great product.
Regenerate
Promises brightness, vitality and nourishment and is ideal for split ends.
The argan oil prevents dryness and creates a protective film – plus it gives it a gorgeous smell.
READ MORE SUN STORIES
I liked the tub and being able to scoop it out and slather on your hair.
My hair felt soft afterwards and shinier. For the price, my favourite.
GOT a story? RING The Sun on 0207 782 4104 or WHATSAPP on 07423720250 or EMAIL exclusive@the-sun.co.uk