Popcorn Snowman: A Creative Christmas Activity
🌱☃️ Winter invites us to stay indoors, pop some warm popcorn, and enjoy a cosy Christmas movie together. Did you […]
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Discover how to enjoy every season the Grandma Sita way: with less waste and plenty of flavour. Through food education, generations of knowledge and practical tips, we show how small changes at home can make a big difference for our planet.
Pomander Balls (Clove-Studded Oranges) – Traditional Christmas Decoration
🎄🍊It wouldn’t be Christmas without the warm, spiced fragrance of pomander balls filling your home. These aromatic oranges, pierced with
Little Foodies workshop – edible Christmas trees from fruit and veggie scraps
👩🍳 Little Foodies Cooking Workshops are fun, hands-on cooking sessions led by Grandma Sita for kids and families. Inspired by the seasons
Cinnamon and Vanilla: Aromatic Christmas Essentials
✨ In Grandma Sita’s Christmas kitchen, cinnamon and vanilla are always present. These spices bring warmth, aroma, and unmistakable flavour
DIY Origami Stars made from recycled paper: Eco-Friendly Christmas Decorations
🌟 This charming, eco-friendly holiday decoration is perfect for your Christmas tree, windows, or cosy corners of your home. Ideal
DIY Christmas Wreath made from Hangers and Clothespins – a fun, eco-friendly holiday craft!
🏠✨ Christmas is the perfect time to let our creativity flow while also caring for the planet. In Grandma Sita’s
Nuts Christmas Tree: Edible Holiday Decoration
🌰🥜 When Christmas approaches, the house fills with aromas, memories, and the simple joy of crafting something beautiful with our
Dried Fruits and Nuts – Christmas traditions
🌰🍇Christmas celebrations have always been filled with natural flavours, simple traditions, and a touch of history. Among them, dried fruit
Grandma Sita Advent Calendar | Christmas Recipes & DIY Christmas Crafts
🎄💚 Celebrate a Greener, More Mindful Holiday with Grandma SitaIn Grandma Sita’s kitchen, December is about meaningful traditions and less
Chestnut // nuts
It’s time to enjoy roasted chestnuts! Chestnuts are in season from autumn through to winter. Did you know how to