Friday Feast: No Bake Peanut Butter Bars

This #ThrowbackThursday we're looking at finger foods and babyled weaning. Jo Middleton explains why it is the natural follow on from breastfeeding on demand

The UK Government has committed in law to cutting the country's greenhouse emissions 80% by 2050. And with our industrialised food and farming system currently responsible for around 30% of UK emissions it's clear that we need to make fundamental changes to way we grow and eat our food. Only radical changes to our diets and farming systems can achieve the level of greenhouse gas cuts needed. And some of these changes can be made the next time you shop. Buying organic food and supporting organic farming, alongside a shift to less and mainly grass-fed meat and dairy products, with more seasonal fruit and vegetables should be the first step for anyone who takes climate change seriously.