Over the last few months we have been working away behind the scenes to create our brand new Autumn menu. It is a celebration of the season’s offerings, including dishes such as aubergine parmigiana, beet bourguignon and shepherdless pie. With innovative dishes, more variety and improved packaging, we think it’s our best menu yet. We hope you agree!

We are so excited to announce that we have developed a super exciting, premium pop-up stand to fulfil all of your event and catering needs!

It’s one thing to know what a detox diet is, but knowing when you need to undertake one is just as important. If you’re feeling more faded-glory than prime-of-your-life (or maybe you just never felt that great in the first place) then it’s probably time to give detoxing a go. Click through to read more about what detoxing really means and how to go about supporting your natural deoxification system.

Continuously battling with the 4pm slump? Is the 4pm slump turning into an all-day slump? Here’s what you should be including in your diet to increase your energy levels.

We have created a delicious 3-day recipe plan that will have you feeling energised and refreshed after an indulgent summer. We believe it only takes three days to get back on track and we want to make it as simple and tasty as possible for you. Click through to follow our simple plan.

What we know about the basics of nutrition hasn’t really changed much over the years. The food we eat provides us with the energy we need to carry out our daily routine and this energy is in the form of calories which are gleaned from carbohydrates, fats and protein - the macronutrients (or ‘macros’). Here's everything you need to know about macros.

​Looking for the type of glowy summer skin that *doesn’t* come from a hot commute on the tube? Here's what you should be including in your diet for radiant summer skin.

We've partnered with ARTAH, home of transformative health retreats, on the ultimate competition! You can win a place for you and a friend on their RECHARGE retreat this August bank holiday weekend, worth £1,690.

One of our lovely customers trialed our energy and strength-building programme, the Summer Set. Have a read of her diary entries to see how she got on. Spoiler, the results were unexpected!

Eating seasonal and local produce is fresher, tastier and more nutritious. It's often significantly cheaper, much more environmentally friendly and helps support your local economy. From corn to artichoke to radishes, August brings with it a glut of some of our favourite veggies.

Our Lemon-Aid is a delicious, home-made blend of lemon, ginger, water and a dash of maple syrup. As outlined in this post, drinking lemon water in the morning is associated with a number of health benefits to put a pep in your step!

We have partnered with two of London’s most loved fitness brands, Sweaty Betty and Psycle, on a ten-day energy and strength-building programme, complete with daily deliveries of freshly prepared meals, as well as fitness classes and the latest activewear, as a fun, motivating way to get into the spirit of summer.

Last week the New York Times reported that citrus farmers facing an outbreak of deadly bacteria have turned to antibiotics to treat their crops. For context, these antibiotics are used to treat syphilis, tuberculosis and urinary tract infections.

Public concern about food quality has intensified in recent years. A series of food scares and the controversy surrounding genetically modified crops have prompted heated debate about the safety and integrity of our food. We take a look at the manufacturing and marketing of healthy food.

As temperatures continue to soar, it feels like we are reaching the peak of summer. For many of us, this brings the exciting prospect of going away on holiday. Here are our healthy travel hacks to help you feel your best.

The power of a good night’s sleep cannot be underestimated as sleep performs a number of important functions for the body and mind, including cell repair and cognitive maintenance. However, research shows that one in three people suffer from poor sleep. So here are our tips for getting a better night’s sleep.

Does Intermittent fasting really work and is it sustainable? We delve into the two most popular techniques, 5:2 and 16:8 and discuss our views on a healthier way to approach it!

Speaking to friends this week there seems to be no escaping the dramatic impact that the Mercury Retrograde has had on us all, from disrupted sleep to heightened emotions. With all this emotion running wild, I thought now would be the perfect time to share my top tips on feeling your best when it feels like the planets are against you.

People often ask Rhian Stephenson, CEO of Psycle, what the best way to workout is. In this blog post Rhian outlines why having a holistic approach to exercise is the best way to elevate your health, and why there is no one perfect workout.

Hormones are governed by the brain to communicate with the rest of your body and are constantly fluctuating to help maintain equilibrium. These chemical messengers play a huge role in controlling things such as weight, mood and appetite, meaning you definitely want to avoid any hormonal fluctuations. Rob Hobson outlines four ways in which to help balance your hormones through your diet.

The popularity of low-carb diets and the realisation of the true impact that sugar and other highly processed varieties can have on our health and waistlines have made carbohydrates the poor relation of healthy fats and proteins. But are they really that bad for us? Rob Hobson explains more.

Your summer body is your body, the one body you have, the one you should love and nurture and be kind to. No matter what the weather, whether you’re wearing a bikini or not. True body confidence takes time, but here’s a good place to start: our kick-starter guide to having total body confidence.

Eating more plants might seem to be a ‘thing’ at the moment (plant-based food was declared 2018's top dining trend), but it has been the foundation of everything we do at Detox Kitchen over the past 8 years. Not only is eating more plants vital to our health and wellbeing, but is the most environmentally sustainable diet we can have. Here's how.

Just as switching to a plant-based diet has both health and environmental benefits, considering what you use on your skin, at home and while on holiday can have a positive impact our planet too. While most of us are trying to update our daily habits to reflect more environmentally-friendly choices, it can be difficult! But with a bit of thought you can help reduce your pollution and create a new everyday habit. Here’s how.

Our nutritionist Rob Hobson will be answering your most pressing nutrition-related questions each month. This month you asked: Should you get your nutrients from food or from supplements? In particular, omega 3 supplements versus eating fish.

"But first, coffee" is a saying that a lot of us can relate to. The thought of giving up our morning caffeine hit is, quite frankly, unthinkable for most. But it's often tinged with a nagging feeling of guilt. So this month you put the question to our Nutritionist, Rob Hobson, coffee: good or bad?

Over half a million children in the UK arrive at school each day too hungry to concentrate and learn. And so we are thrilled to announce that we are now partnered with charity Magic Breakfast to donate funds for nutritious breakfasts as fuel for learning.

The efficiency of your gut is bedrock to good health and research has begun to show that this may go way beyond digestion. In this article, Nutritionist Rob Hobson reveals his top tips to reset your gut. Whilst many of these tips may seem simple, the fact is that many people are still not doing what it takes to keep their gut healthy. Try them all for a complete gut heath reset.

We believe that just three days of wholesome, nourishing food can transform your energy levels, reduce bloating, improve your digestive health and even curb that 3pm sugar craving. We outline the nutrition philosophy that will have you feeling great in just three days.

Our mental health is just as important as our physical health, this was highlighted in 1946, when the World Health Organisation defined health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. We asked Rob Hobson, for his top 5 tips on eating for a healthier mind.