Beans Is How News Today

Editor of WOW! Elaine Duggan continues to look at the Cork women who have had a great year, in a thre-part series

Beans may be small but they are mighty, with a key role to play in feeding the world while fighting climate change. Sarah Barratt spills the proverbial

A Zero Waste Christmas is good for us, good for the environment and good for our pockets, says KATE RYAN, of Flavour.ie who gets some tips and advice ...

In the final part of her series on alternative proteins, KATE RYAN looks at home-made options on our doorstep

KATE RYAN continues her four part series looking at Alternative Proteins. Today, in part two, she interviews Cork chef Ali Honour

Today, KATE RYAN begins a four part series looking at Alternative Proteins - starting with a global project spearheaded by UCC

A new project between farmers, food scientists, and seed companies aims to make lima beans the next big food trend.

To tackle the climate crisis, Google, Bezos Earth Fund, and 40 other organizations are working to double the consumption of beans, pulses, and legumes by 2028.

Beans are an economical and low-impact crop, and adaptable, too, as in this super-savoury risotto-style dish finished with leftover radish tops (or any other greens)

Could eating more beans help reduce emissions and fix the cost of living crisis? This campaign initiative thinks so.