Keep your Christmas dinner healthy with some fermented mustard

Valerie O’Connor says sneaking a few ferments onto the Christmas dinner table will provide some probiotic food.    

Keep your Christmas dinner healthy with some fermented mustard
Sat, 09 Dec, 2017 - 00:00

CHRISTMAS is coming and everybody including the goose is getting fat.

Sneaking a few ferments onto your dinner table is a great way of accidentally getting some probiotic foods onto that huge plate of delicious grub.

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