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Ciao bimbe! Oggi torno con una tipologia di video tutta nuova e ho voluto dedicare questo video all'utilizzo dell'olio di cocco dell'azienda Cocofina... 👉🏻 https://youtu.be/l6pypx2j7Xo Sul loro sito potrete trovare tantissimi prodotti a base di cocco, inoltre mettono a disposizione una lista con i 101 modi di usare l'olio di cocco 👉🏻 https://www.cocofina.com/pages/101-uses-for-coconut-oil Scoprite con me i 5 usi ke ho voluto realizzare e cosa ne penso guardando il video nel mio canale.. Io spero tanto che questa nuova tipologia di video vi piaccia e se è così lasciatemi un like, iscrivetevi al canale e ricordatevi di schiacciare la campanella per attivare le notifiche e rimanere sempre aggiornate!! Ci vediamo nel prox video! ❤ #coconut #cocofina #beauty #haircare #hairstyle #styling #skincare #skin #cotoneve #dischetti #struccanti #diy #bodybutter #lol #me #day #pic #photo #photooftheday #blogger #testing #tester #beautyhacks #cocco #curadelcorpo #cotone

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Collaborazione con Cocofina

Ciao a tutti, oggi sono molto felice di parlarvi della mia collaborazione con Cocofina; si tratta di un’azienda molto particolare perchè produce solo ed esclusivamente prodotti a base di cocco. Ero molto curiosa di provare i loro prodotti e finalmente mi sono arrivati!

Quello che vedete in foto è il contenuto del pacco che ho ricevuto:

COCONUT WATER Quello che trovate all’interno di questa…

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Competition Time with Cocofina

Competition Time with Cocofina

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of reviewing some gorgeous products from the lovely folk at Cocofina. You can check out that review and find a lovely recipe for Coconut Balls here. Cocofina have now very kindly given me some early Christmas gifts in the form of boxes of coconut oil sachets to give to 11 of you!! How brilliant is that? All you have to do is head over to my Facebook page by…

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CHOCOLATE FLAXSEED SUPERFOOD SQUARES - VEGAN | GLUTEN-FREE

CHOCOLATE FLAXSEED SUPERFOOD SQUARES – VEGAN | GLUTEN-FREE

A sweet recipe – finally! And it’s a good one! I got so much inspiration from a Linwoods event that I attended a few weeks ago where Susan Jane White was demonstrating her skills – it was so valuable! She made mint chocolate energy balls and chocolatey seedy “soldiers” (she calls them soldiers but they are squares in my opinion…!). And, as you do, we got to take home some bags of Linwoods…

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We're Loco for Coco! A Marley Spoonful of ... Coconut Oil

With Caribbean cooking taking Marley Spoon by tropical storm (thanks to our guest chef, Shivi Ramoutar) we are luxuriating in exotic flavours this autumn. Our favourite? Coconut! We are enraptured with coconut in its vast and versatile varieties. And what's the pinnacle of all things coconut? Coconut oil of course. 

In the Marley Spoon test kitchen we’re often drizzling olive oil left and right: we love the fragrant, peppery flavour of a good olive oil, and often it’s all you need to finish a salad, soup or pasta dish. But lately we’ve been wild about coconut oil. And it's no wonder - coconut oil has recently become a highly sought after staple in health food circles for its beneficial fatty acids. It can be used when cooking both sweet and savoury foods alike, and also makes a great vegan substitute for butter. As this oil has a high smoking point, it is perfect for stir-frying, baking and deep-frying. It can also be used as a vegetable oil substitute. The magic of this silky substance! 

At Marley Spoon, we work directly with exciting, ethical producers to bring the very best ingredients to your table. That's why our go-to source for all things coconut is Cocofina! Cocofina brings honest, healthy and quality coconut goodies to the world with no hidden ingredients, additives or preservatives. 

Spice up your weeknight dinners with Marley Spoon & Cocofina! 

Next week, we're sending Cocofina's creamy coconut oil in our recipe boxes to match our Paneer & Cavolo Nero Salad with Coconut-Lime Dressing & Naan. Simply click this link to sign up or visit your account and add this recipe to your box for delivery week commencing 26 September. First time customer? Use the code COCOFINA20 for £20 off your first recipe box. 

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COOKING TIPS: how to use our favourite healthy fat in your everyday cooking

You may have heard, there are dozens of ways to use coconut oil outside of the kitchen. Lathered onto dry skin to moisturize or as an ingredient in natural deodorant and toothpaste, the list goes on. But we’re interested in its culinary powers. 

We asked Chef Dawn Perry from our culinary team how to sneak coconut oil into our everyday cooking.

There are two kinds of coconut oils you should keep an eye out for: extra-virgin coconut oil and refined, expeller-pressed (nonhydrogenated) coconut oil.

Extra-virgin coconut oil has a fairly strong flavour with mildly tropical notes. Its mellow sweetness allows for naturally sweet ingredients to shine, such as softened onions and caramelized root vegetables. No wonder it’s especially good in desserts, smoothies and other sugary delights. Coconut oil is a terrific dairy-free substitute for butter in desserts, muffins, cakes and no-bake pie crusts.

We also love refined expeller-pressed coconut oil for a higher smoke point. To sauté veggies and crisp rice, to sear chicken at high heat for a golden-brown bubbling skin, to fry Thai curry paste before adding coconut milk. In all cases, it performs excellently so you’ll no longer have to worry about burning your oil (goodbye oxidized black-speckled olive oil!) next time you’re sizzling over a high flame. Our favourite combinations perfectly paired with coconut oil include greens such as bok choy, snow peas, broccoli and okra, delicate curries and thick lentil or veggie stews. We find that coconut oil is less slick than other fats, and has a lighter mouth-feel than vegetable oil. While refined coconut oil is fairly discreet, you’ll still want to avoid it in certain dishes where it might overpower the other flavours.

So, next time you’re cooking, why not give coconut oil a try - the addictive, nutty aftertaste, faintly tropical but mostly warming, is reason enough (can you tell we're just shy of eating it straight up from the spoon?). 

Happy cooking!  xx Marley Spoon 

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Start your day with this delicious chocolate oatmeal with Cocofina coconut butter, by @mindfullymoni. This is a great way to start your week and can beat the Monday blues! #cleaneating #breakfast #fruit #fresh #organic #chocolate #cocofina #coconut #berries #healthy #vegan #vegansofig #veganfoodshare #foodie #food #motivationmonday #asseenontv

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Raw Coconut Energy Balls

Raw Coconut Energy Balls

A number of weeks ago the lovely people at Cocofina got in touch to see if I would like to try some of their coconut products. As you are aware coconut features in quite a few of the recipes I produce so I was delighted to have the opportunity to try some new ingredients. They sent me Coconut Blossom Nectar, Coconut Chips & Coconut Oil. I have never used Coconut Blossom Nectar before so I was…

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