Festive Food Saviours from Birds Eye.

This time of year can be very hectic as we try to prepare for Christmas in the midst of dealing with everyday life. To help take the stress out of feeding the troops during this busy time of year Birds Eye have some great tips and delicious meal options that perfect for feeding the family and saving the day when impromptu guests stop by.

Birds Eye Steamfresh reigniting the nation's love of vegetables.

I have always been passionate about making sure that Bug eats a healthy diet with plenty of variety. Thankfully Bug is a great little eater, not fussy at all and loves fruit and veg. Whilst Bug’s enthusiasm for eating fruit and veg is fantastic now, I do hope that Bug’s love of fruit and veg is a lifelong love and that he does not start to have a hatred towards veg just like his daddy who hardly ever eats any veg.

It seems as if Bug’s daddy is part of a huge group of Brits who dislike veg.

Leading food brand Birds Eye commissioned a ‘Vege-nation’ study to see how the nation feels about veg, revealing that the nation is falling out of love with vegetables.

Birds Eye is Back to School ready.

September is a busy month for families with summer holidays over and kids heading back to school. To help families get back into the swing of things Birds Eye has enlisted a team of mini-chefs to produce a range of tasty, kids-approved teatime recipes, to inspire parents at teatime and overcome picky taste buds.

Birds Eye captures mealtime moments with Martin Parr.

Renowned food brand and British institute Birds Eye have an exciting competition that gives entrants the opportunity to win the chance to be part of British Food History.

Being all about food, and good food at that with their new slogan being ‘the food of life, it is no surprise that this Birds Eye competition features food.  Teaming up with world famous photographer Martin Parr, Birds Eye are on a quest to uncover and capture the eating habits and behaviour of the nation.

The initiative to capture the nation’s eating habits through the lens follows the Big Mealtime Audit, a study by Birds Eye to reveal the way real people eat and interact at meal times.

Birds Eye spooky Halloween meals.

To help make Halloween fun for little ones Birds Eye has commissioned food artist, Georgina Besterman, to create a selection of frightening food serving suggestions to give meal times a hint of spookiness.

To make so yummy meals with a spooky and fun twist for your little ones to enjoy this Halloween take a look at the step-by-step guides for recreating Birds Eye’s spooky meal suggestions.

Halloween Bat.

What you will need.

*  Birds Eye Chicken Space Shapes

*  Birds Eye Garden Peas

*  Birds Eye Field Fresh County Mix

*  Birds Eye Field Fresh Very Fine Green Beans

How to make your own scarily yummy Halloween Bat.

*  Body: place two Birds Eye moon shapes facing each other with a star balanced on top

*  Face: use one carrot disk out of the country mix and place two peas on it for eyes, a strip fine green bean for his mouth and two shards of cauliflower for his teeth

*  Wings: slice a Birds Eye potato waffle in half, jagged and diagonal 

*  Legs: sticks of green beans with claws cut from carrot disks