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5 days ago | express.co.uk | Ketsuda Phoutinane

Broccoli will be better for you if you do one simple thing before cookingThe veg is chock full of good-for-you vitamins, minerals and compounds, but you can make it healthier without doing a thing. By Ketsuda Phoutinane, Content Editor 11:43, Mon, Jun 2, 2025 | UPDATED: 11:45, Mon, Jun 2, 2025 Share Article Bookmark Increase broccoli's healthiness by doing one thing – nothing at all (Image: Getty)As fad diets come and go, one thing remains true – broccoli is good for you.

6 days ago | msn.com | Dan Taylor |Ketsuda Phoutinane

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6 days ago | express.co.uk | Ketsuda Phoutinane

Fungus gnats multiply in the damp soil of houseplants (Image: Getty)From frilly ferns, cascading pothos, to calathea whose leaves open and close with the sun, houseplants bring life into the indoors as they grow and change day in and out. They also make excellent houseguests by purifying the air and boosting our mental health. And whilst plants gift us with flowers and greenery, they also attract fungus gnats, a type of fly that breeds in soil.

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Ketsuda Phoutinane

One natural ingredient will keep windows clean and without streaks (Image: Getty)Cleaning windows and glass without leave streaks can prove tricky – there is a reason supermarket shelves are laden with products touted to leave surfaces with a crystal clear finish. For those looking to get the job done without harsh chemicals, vinegar is a popular option that's non-toxic and cost effective.

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Ketsuda Phoutinane

Fajitas cooked in a nonstick pan lack the delicious sear that makes the restaurant version so good (Image: Getty)Is there a bigger head turner than a sizzling pan of fajitas entering a restaurant floor in the hands of a waiter? With charred, smoky meat and sizzling peppers and onions wafting their glorious smell throughout, it's one of the most delicious – and fun – things to order on a meal out.