National Eat What You Want Day 2022

National Eat What You Want Day 2022

By Joseph Attfield, Farm Wilder

What is National Eat What You Want Day?

National Eat What You Want Day is held every year on the 11th May that is simply about choosing what you want to eat and disregarding any guilt associated with those decisions! Originally set up by Thomas and Ruth Roy who run their own Herbs and Spices business, the idea was to create a day where people could let go of their food hangups and enjoy their lives.

With the increasing pressure from Social Media and the constant bombardment of health products and fad diets we see in adverts, today is all about encouraging us to let go for a moment and enjoy our lives which is such a breath of fresh air.

Though this holiday might seem that it is celebrating gluttony and bad eating habits, the intention behind it is to emphasise that we should realise the importance of a healthy diet all year round!

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Eating Less, but eating better!

While it may feel good to feel unjudged in regards to diet, we can still make sensible choices and give our body what it actually needs without going overboard. With this in mind, why not opt for something that will not only satisfy your taste buds, but will also benefit your body and help the environment at the same time?

Our meat comes from farms that are conserving and restoring the old and wildly diverse pastures that support much of our rarest and most endangered wildlife, from cuckoos through to marsh fritillary butterflies. We share with our farmers a simple philosophy; that the best meat comes from the richest environments, where the animals can grow slowly on a diet of herbs, legumes, grasses and tree browse. In return, the animals play a crucial role in creating diverse and resilient ecosystems, and regenerating healthy, carbon rich soils.

Grass-fed meat is a source of an assortment of vitamins and nutrients that help your cells fight damage and your body build stronger muscle and cartilage tissue. In addition to being packed with B vitamins, grass-fed meat has been found to be higher in vitamins  A, E and other antioxidants compared to grain-fed meat.

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Why buy Farm Wilder produce?

Creating a way for you to purchase our extraordinary meat is a small but vital step forwards - it means you can directly support farmers that are working to deliver the change we need.  That’s why we’ve partnered with Andy Gray, of Elston Farm and MC Kelly butchers, allowing us to use his master butchers and online sales platform to deliver our meat right to your door.

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