
The Best Of The Best In Household Essentials
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTogether with your votes and our industry insights, we bring you our 11th Domestic Diva Awards – your essential shopping guide for the best in food pantry items, household must-haves, and home and kitchen appliances.

Caramel Eclairs
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChoux pastry is a French classic that transforms in the oven into airy puffs with a crisp exterior, ready to be filled and iced. It may seem a little daunting to make, but it’s easy with our step-by-step guide.

In Good Company
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChocolate has a way of seducing our senses and sending us to a state of euphoria. Dive into this cocoa bliss with these four tested-and-loved chocolate recipes Chocolate

Back From Breaking Point
The Singapore Women's WeeklyLow on energy, can’t sleep, irritable with the kids, and feeling busy but can’t seem to get everything done? Pause and take a few breaths. Ahead, some helpful advice

Beauty On A Budget
The Singapore Women's WeeklyMoney-saving hacks that are great for your skin and wallet

Beauty On A Budget
The Singapore Women's WeeklyMoney-saving hacks that are great for your skin and wallet

Goodbye Self-control
The Singapore Women's WeeklyMidway between a cake, a tart and a slice, these slab cakes are the perfect way to sweeten a crowd.

4 Ways To Cupcake
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTake your afternoon treats to the next level with these decadent creations

Elevate Daily Staples
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChange up your everyday stir-fry dishes with unexpected ingredients to enrich flavours and enhance textures

KETO
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThis revolutionary diet is reportedly more than just a weight-loss tool – many people are now espousing it as the solution to other health complaints.

10 Ways With Yoghurt Toppers
The Singapore Women's WeeklyUse these easy, delicious ways to boost your calcium intake.

How To Make Pineapple Tarts
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe love our pineapple tarts! Now you can make your own with this step-by-step guide – they’ll sure be a hit with your guests.

Feast Of Flavours
The Singapore Women's WeeklyLevel up your Lunar New Year feast with these impressive recipes filled with wonderful, familiar flavours and “good luck” ingredients.

Comfort Rice Bowls
The Singapore Women's WeeklyZUCCHINI, LAMB & MISO RICE BOWL.

PROSPERITY COOKIES
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhat's the Lunar New Year without festive cookies? Make these scrumptious biscuits for loved ones, or just because. These are easy to make and symbolise good fortune.

MY FAVOURITE THINGS
Home & DecorFind out what these chefs are whipping up for their family dinner this Christmas – and no, they’re not all roast turkeys and hams.

Feed Your Kid’s Brain
Young ParentsThese eight foods help improve brain function, memory and focus, so your child can perform better in school.

6 Steps To A Healther Child
Young ParentsKeeping active is good for your little one’s development, but make sure you support her with the right nutrition, sun protection and even regular downtime.

Let’s Celebrate
The Singapore Women's WeeklyGet the party started with these fruity alcoholic cocktails, and their alcohol-free versions – both perfect to serve in jugs, carafes and bottles

The Main Event
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChristmas is a special time when family and friends come together to laugh, love and feast. Make your festive celebrations extra special with these amazing recipes

Gifts In Under 15 Mins
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThere’s something extra special about handmade, homemade presents.

Divine Desserts
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCreate a festive centrepiece for the Christmas table with a decadent smash cake, an elegant ice-cream pudding log or an irresistible tiramisu

Easy Crumbles
The Singapore Women's WeeklyBerry Croissant Crumble

How To Beat Diabetes
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThe number of Singaporeans living with diabetes is expected to rise to one million by 2050.

Happy Birthday!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThe Weekly turns 22 this month, so we’re celebrating with these delicious tea party recipes. Our dainty sandwiches, delicate pastries and gorgeous cake are sure to impress.

Get Glowing With Glycolic Acid
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhy you need to stop scrubbing and start investing in this powerful skincare ingredient.

NATURAL NOURISHMENT
ShapeFarm-stand ingredients and creative twists make for lighter, brighter morning meals. These delicious breakfasts will have you actually happy to leave your bed.

Love For Local
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe show you how to make these much-loved hawker dishes and they’re easier than you think!

Fuss-Free Desserts
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTriple Tested - For Your Success Every Time.

SCARY THINGS SUGAR DOES TO YOUR BODY
ShapeBefore you submit to that sugar craving over and over again, consider these damaging health effects that may result.

DO YOU KETO?
ShapeThe ketogenic diet is all the rage worldwide, but what exactly is it about? And should you try it? We got a dietitian and a nutritionist to weigh in.

Cook with kids
Young ParentsEnjoy cooking with these kids' friendly recipes- sweet potato dumplings, pan-fried meat buns or glutinous rice balls

The Gen Y Pack Leader
The PeakIn a dog eat dog business world, John Cheng goes against the norm to demonstrate the power of “we” in his many leadership roles.

This is not a cafe...
Young Parents…it’s an experience your kids won’t forget. Dress like mermaids or unicorns and dine like your kid’s favourite movie characters at these themed eateries around the region. By SASHA GONZALES

Why am I always hungry?
ShapeHigh salt, eating too often or even boredom could be why you are constantly hungry!

10 Delicious Way With Scones
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTurn one basic scone recipe into super yummy treats for any time of the day.

Weight Loss 101
The Singapore Women's WeeklyFrom the food choices that we make, the thoughts and hormones that fuel the choices to the diets that have worked and will continue to work, we explore the reasons behind the dreaded weight gain – and find out how to avoid it altogether.

FIND YOUR DRIVE
ShapeYou’ve set a goal, and you’re psyched to achieve it – then life gets in the way.

HOT RIGHT NOW
CLEOAll you need to see, eat, do and know this May.

Give Your Veggies A Fine Brine
ShapeSoaking produce in a spicy-sweet marinade gives it a robust, deeply satisfying flavour. And it couldn’t be easier.

PRETTY SWEET
ShapeThe new way to brew lattes is to infuse them with botanicals, making them as beneficial as they are beautiful.

Guilt-free food- substitutes for meat, sugar and dairy
Her WorldHealthier replacements that look and taste good.

Plant-y to go around
ShapeEat Right ! FUEL YOUR BODY!

Tickled Pink
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese sweet treats will make any heart sing!

Feast Like A Masterchef!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWant to take your Lunar New Year feasting up a level this year?

Toasts To Tradition
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe asked chefs to share recipes for their favourite festive dishes and, of course, they had to put their own signature twists to them.

GUILT-FREE SNACKING
ShapeFrom gluten-free muffins to low-carb bread and beef jerky, these wholesome, made-inSingapore snacks will fill you up while providing some essential nutrients.

Cookies Elevated
ShapeFully decked out with vibrant fruit, slivers of nuts, and shiny matcha glaze, they taste incredibly indulgent. But these gorgeous treats are good for you too. Candied-orange wedges add a twist to Almond- Orange Mendiant Cookies.

Sensational Slices
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTriple-tested - for your success every time.

Cook & FreezeCook & Freeze
The Singapore Women's WeeklyStock your freezer with hearty dishes that will make quick, wholesome dinners on busy nights

Fluffy Pancakes
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThere’s nothing yummier than cutting into a light, fluffy pancake.

8 Best Brain Foods For Kids To Excel In School
Young ParentsWhen it comes to improving brain function, memory, focus and concentration, some foods are better than others, say nutrition experts. Here’s how to serve them so your kids can get the most nutrients out of them.

Classy Canapes In No Time
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIf there’s a last minute group of friends coming over, whip out these addictive nibbles – they are not as complicated as they look.

Classy Canapes In No Time
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIf there’s a last minute group of friends coming over, whip out these addictive nibbles – they are not as complicated as they look.

Zesty Cocktails
The Singapore Women's WeeklySet up your own little cocktail bar, and have a supply of these delish drinks ready for your Christmas party

Delicious Christmas Bakes
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTry our easy three-in-one fruit mix, studded with festive dried cranberries and rich with brandy, to create a traditional Christmas cake, pudding and cute mince pies

The Parent Fat Trap
Young ParentsOnce you have kids, it’s easy to leave exercise and proper nutrition on the backburner. Here’s how you can start living healthily again, even when you think you have no time to do so.

HEARTY VS HEALTHY
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhether you’re craving a rich feed or watching your waistline, there are delish choices to suit your mood .

Fun, Yummy Ways With Cereal
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTransform the kids’ favourite breakfast cereals into awesome sweet treats.

SIMPLY THE BEST
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIf you're houseproud and love to entertain at home, you'll want the very best for your family and guests!

BEHIND THE SALT AND SUGAR CRAVINGS
CLEODying to munch on some fries? Or maybe a donut? There’s more to these cravings than just hunger. Nutritionist Pooja Vig and dietitian Jaclyn Reutens tell us more.

HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyFor our birthday, we’re celebrating with this simple, no-bake numeral cake. You’ll love it

Dealing With Exam Stress
The Singapore Women's WeeklyExperts share survival strategies to help the kids (and you) cope better BY SANDHYA MAHADEVAN

EAT RIGHT TO PREVENT A HEART ATTACK
The Singapore Women's WeeklyExperts say that most cases of heart disease can be prevented by having a healthy diet. Follow these Do’s and Dont’s for a heart-healthy diet

EAT TO YOUR HEART’S CONTENT...
ShapeQuite literally. Treat your ticker right by having more nourishing food. We’ve got the list of the best stuff to load up on, and the worst offenders to avoid.

CAN’T SLEEP? TRY SOME KIWI
ShapeThis fruit and other foods have a direct impact on the quality of your slumber. More restorative shut-eye is coming your way.

MANGO MAGIC
The Singapore Women's WeeklyBeyond their sweet, luscious taste, mangoes are packed with antioxidants, fibre and vitamin C that help lower cholesterol levels, improve eye health and boost the immune system.

SUPER SALMON
The Singapore Women's WeeklySalmon is a choice source of omega-3 fatty acids crucial for heart health, and there’s something here to tick everyone’s box

Grill Your Produce
ShapePut some char on them, let ’em get smoky, and give your veggies new life as main courses with intensified flavour and hearty, dig-in texture.

Meet Our Heritage Heroes
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese 30 food brands from Singapore are trusted by generations of chefs, home cooks and foodies.

FLAVOURS OF HOME
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTo celebrate National Day, we asked chefs to give their signature twist on their favourite Singaporean dish.

Rolling Good Times
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCelebrate National Day with a nostalgic treat updated by Chef Zan

SUGAR CRUSH
ShapeCONSUMING TOO MUCH ADDED SUGAR ONLY SETS THE STAGE FOR A BEVY OF HEALTH PROBLEMS LIKE DIABETES. IT’S TIME YOU BREAK THAT ADDICTION AND CURB YOUR SWEET TOOTH.

A Masochist’s Guide To Fad Diets
Her WorldThe celebs do it. The question is, should you? And do these four trending diets actually work? Davelle Lee breaks them down so you can decide if the torture is worth it.

The Tree Sap You Need To Know About
Her WorldBirch water is the latest “super thirst-quencher” you’ve got to have post-workout, and it’s been making a splash here. So what’s the hype?

IN A PICKLE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTraditional kimchi is designed for preserving, not immediate consumption.

Dreamy Chocolate Treats
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe love our chocolate, so we’re celebrating World Chocolate Day on July 7 with these unapologetically over-the-top creations

SKINFOOD Peach Cotton Pore Pact
CLEOMost Mattifying Compact Foundation.

Rise And Shine
Young ParentsStart the second half of the school year right with a mummy food blogger’s hearty breakfast ideas for your little ones.

4 Kombucha benefits to gut health
ShapeHow Kombucha helps resolve her digestive problems, relieve bloating and discomfort.

It’s a piece of cake
Young ParentsMake your own cake and snacks for your kid’s birthday party? Yes, you can, with these recipes from a mummy blogger and cookbook author.

INSTAGRAM INSPIRATION
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThanks to the power of social media, food trends have become more and more defined by what’s Instagram mable (think unicorn foods and succulent cakes). While the food needs to be pretty, we love it even more when it’s tasty – here are some of our favourite recipes for you to get cooking and snapping!

Traditional Dishes, Revisited
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhether they’re for Raya or a weekend family get-together, these creative recipes give old favourites a palate-fascinating twist.

SWEET TEMPTATIONS
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese scrumptious impress-theguests treats look as good as they taste.

CARE FOR YOUR CROWNING GLORY
The Singapore Women's WeeklyEvery day, humans shed about 100 hairs from our head, but women can lose even more than that. Here’s why and how you can get it shinier and healthier.

DID YOU KNOW?
The Singapore Women's WeeklyNew Facts & Findings On Healthy Eating.

Gluten-Free Baking
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCooking for a family member or guest who is gluten intolerant is challenging enough, what more baking! As more people begin to find out they have adverse reactions to gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye, they find themselves having to deny themselves of certain foods. But these recipes, which swap out all-purpose flour for clever ingredients, are so tasty no one’s going to miss anything!

SIMPLY DIVINE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyMasterChef Australia’s Poh Ling Yeow’s first love is baking. Here, the celebrity chef brings you some of her all-time favourite sweet treats, perfect for Mother’s Day

BUTTERMILK & CHAMOMILE MINI CAKES
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese easy-to-bake sweets are so pretty and make the perfect tea-time treat.

SWEET STRATEGY
The PeakIn this, the first of a monthly spotlight on millennial leaders, The Peak speaks to John Cheng, who is spearheading the re-invention of his family’s 71-year-old sugar business.

Put These 6 Sleep Mistakes To Bed
Young ParentsWant your kid to do well in school? Ditch the late-night tuition classes and let him go to bed earlier instead. EVELINE GAN explains why.

MAD FOR CHOCOLATE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyEaster is the one time of year you can never have too much of these delightful sweets.

ORANGE BLOSSOM & MANDARIN ALMOND CAKE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThis delicious, zesty cake tastes and smells as great as it looks.

THE SHAPE OF HAPPINESS
The PeakWhat does it really take to maintain a healthy weight? A bariatric surgeon shares his insights.

DRINK WITH LESS GUILT
ShapeMade without artificial flavouring, colouring and sweeteners, Bobii Frutii drinks are about as wholesome as bubble tea can get.

Cut The Calories
ShapeLosing weight doesn’t have to be so hard.

The Subversive Eyeliner
CLEOIt’s a beauty breakout.

Red Wine + Dark Chocolate
ShapeMADE FOR EACH OTHER...

HEAL YOUR GUT TO LOSE WEIGHT
Harper's BazaarFeeding the bacteria in your belly may be the key to dropping pounds.

It’s Our Birthday!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyAnd, of course, we’re celebrating with cake – thanks to the ancient Greeks who created moon-shaped birthday cakes as an offering to Artemis, and lit them with candles so they shone like the moon. We know these will shine at your table…

Time to Sparkle
The Singapore Women's WeeklyTaste the extraordinaire and inject some bubbly fun into your life with Perrier’s fruit-flavoured sparkling waters.

Spa Nutrition
Asia SpaWriter Vicki Williams.

WHY YOU SHOULD EAT SUGAR
ShapeYou’ve been told to cut back and to even eliminate it – but new science shows that ditching sugar has serious consequences for active women. Here’s why your body actually needs the sweet stuff.

Eat fruit, not drink
Young ParentsIt’s reasonable to think that juice is healthy as it comes from fruit, but top paediatricians in the US are recommending that juice be banned entirely for babies under age one.

GOLDEN TRIANGLE
Asia SpaTriple S programme at Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat.

What the Gut
CLEOIt’s the biggest organ in your body, and you won’t believe what it’s been trying to tell you.

Eat Your Breakfast
CLEOYour mum was right – you should eat your breakfast. But why, and what type?

Gut Feeling
Asia SpaFor better skin, take a look at diet first.

Food of the GODS
Asia SpaRevered for thousands of years, science has elevated chocolate to the ranks of superfood – you just need to know what to look for.

Delicious Easter Treats
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere Is How To A Delicious Easter Cake

SUGAR LIPS
Home & DecorArtistic dessert parlour in somerset.

too cute to eat
Young ParentsMake teatime a treat for the little ones with these adorable snacks.

Fresh Ways With Noodles
The Singapore Women's WeeklyUdon, wonton or Hokkien mee, the family will love thesedelicious, creative dinner options.

Sweet Endings
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThese easy-to-make desserts are perfect meal enders.

SNACK SMART
ShapeGuilt-free munchies – yes, really – you can enjoy before hitting the sack.

More, please!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThe Weekly challenged Fat Lulu’s pastry chef Pang Ji Shuang to put a spin on Lunar New Year favourites. Warning: The results are addictive.

Apple Crumble
Simply HerIts sweet digestive biscuit base, tart filling and delicious crumble topping make this the perfect comfort dessert.

What’s sugar really doing to your body?
Her WorldIf you have a high-sugar diet, things could quickly turn sour for your health.

Could You Be a Borderline Diabetic?
Simply HerPre-diabetes affects many women in Singapore, but the problem isn’t often discussed. Even worse, you could have it and not display any symptoms. Here’s what you should know about the potentially dangerous condition.

BREAKING BAD
Her WorldThere’s no point making grand skincare resolutions that you’re likely to toss out in a week or two. Instead, weed out easily missed everyday habits that are the real culprits behind your skin problems, such as being glued to your smartphone, yo-yoing sleeping time and overindulging your sweet tooth.

BAKE A GIFT
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s always extra special to present a homemade gift, and your loved ones will enjoy these delicious treats.

ALL THE TRIMMINGS
The Singapore Women's WeeklyOur delicious take on traditional Christmas fare is the perfect, refreshing blend of old and new.

Ask the doc
Young ParentsGot a question? Our expert is here to help.

Could you have diabetes and not know it?
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s what doctors want you to know and how you can lower your risk from developing the disease

FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SUGARING
Her WorldThere’s a new hair removal trend in town and it gets rid of unwanted strands with natural ingredients you can find in your kitchen.

Eat to heal
Young ParentsOne mum tells EVELINE GAN how she transformed her sickly kid’s health with just a change in diet.

Lose that BELLY FAT NOW!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHaving problems reducing that tummy bulge? Take a look at some of the potential culprits and try out the solutions – you may be surprised with the outcome.

Bakes for a cause
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHost a Pink Morning Tea for breast cancer research with these pretty treats!

8 Spooky Recipes For Fright Night
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThrill the kids with these Halloween treats.

The New Skinny on FAT & SUGAR
CLEOIt’s been debated for decades, so we wanted to find out once and for all; which is worse? The answer might surprise you.

WOK OF FAME
Simply HerChefs Tiew Boon Wee and Chris Eng share their recipes for these famous zi char treats. You’ll be surprised by how easy they are to cook at home.

How Much Is Too Much?
Young ParentsWatch out for added sugar in your children’s diet. Even if they don’t have a sweet tooth, they might still be consuming too much of it.

What’s for tea, mum?
Young ParentsDon’t fret if you’ve run out of ideas for the kids’ mid-afternoon snack. Fill their tummies with these delicious treats.

Java treat
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThe coffee lovers in your family will find this bake super satisfying.

Vietnamese Favourites
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIn a wok or a large frying pan, heat oil on high. Stir-fry prawns in batches, 2 to 3 mins each, until completely changed colour. Remove. 2 In same wok, stir-fry onion, ginger and shrimp paste 1 to 2 mins until onion is tender. Return prawns to wok with sauces, sugar, chilli and pepper, stir-frying 1 min. 3 Add beans and spinach to wok. Stir-fry 1 to 2 mins until spinach begins to wilt. Serve with rice and mint.

Low Suignar Big on Taste
Simply HerYou don’t need to feel guilty about indulging in mooncakes this Mid-Autumn Festival. After trying 23 low-sugar ones, Team Simply Her rounds up the top 13.

POWER UP YOUR DINNER
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHealthy doesn’t have to mean tasteless and boring. These delicious recipes prove you can do nutritious and delicious at the same time!

Is your diet seretly making you fat?
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIf you’ve been consuming foods that are sugar-free, fat-free and guilt-free; consider throwing them all out.

Kick Your Addiction
ShapeEven if you stay away from sweets and choose water over soft drinks, you might still be consuming way too much sugar. Only up to 10 percent of your total calorie count should come from added sugars, according to the Health Promotion Board (HPB). That’s between 40g and 55g – or eight and 11 teaspoons – of added sugar. The HPB’s recommendations are the same as the endorsements issued by the US government. If you are overweight or often feel lethargic, there is a chance you’re taking in too much of the white stuff. But there’s a simple fix: Cutting back has real benefits – namely, it makes you feel rejuvenated and helps you drop kilos. So worth it!

PMH: Premenstrual Happiness
CLEODoes your period turn you into a cranky, food-scoffing biatch? Here’s how to use your beastly power for good.

Home, truly
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThis National Day, we asked chefs to recreate their favourite local dish. The results? Hearty, comfort foods for the family.

Easy to make quick to love simple but impressive
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe’ve got recipes to wow guests – and the clever gadgets that are just the help you need this busy festive season No one needs to know our delicious recipes are so easy to do, especially with these Philips kitchen must-haves

Not So Sweet
Young ParentsLess is more when it comes to consuming sugar. Help your child maintain a healthy diet by reducing his sugar intake with these tips.

ALL GROWN-UP
Her WorldThese four traditional local ingredients have been modernised for contemporary palates; give the newfangled versions a whirl.

Sugar: Less Is More
Young ParentsHidden sugars lurking in your child’s meals can push her sugar intake way over the recommended daily limit. Help her manage this with a healthier diet.

I was a sugar mummy.
Her WorldFresh from a divorce, 42-year-old isabelle ho* found a new zest for life with a man almost 20 years younger.

Goodness Without The Guilt
Young ParentsFilled with nuts, fruit and veg, these delicious treats are a wholesome alternative to store-bought snacks. Make them with the kids today.

New York Cheesecake
Simply HerOLLYVIA PUTRI , co-owner and pastry chef of Ollella, shares her recipe for this classic with a buttery crust and creamy, velvety filling.

Raya recipes reinvented
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCelebrate the Festival of Eid with traditional dishes given a fresh, modern and healthier twist

Hello
Simply HerDo you think you could stop eating sugar for the rest of your life? Those who have done so extol its many benefits – from weight loss to having clearer skin, increased focus, better sleep, and more.

Sweetness Overload
Simply HerSugar is public enemy No. 1 these days, but is cutting it from our diet the answer – and is that even possible? Self-confessed sugar addict KAYCE TEO finds out.

Peanut Pak Choy Udon
The Singapore Women's WeeklyUse snow peas or beans instead of sugar snap peas. And you can add some sliced stir-fried chicken, beef, pork or roast duck to this dish.

Passion Fruit Perfection
The Singapore Women's WeeklyPassion Fruit Pancakes, Passion Fruit & Pineapple Yoghurt Cake, Passion Fruit Custard Galette, Passion Fruit & Lime Soufflés.

Caramel Pork with Asian Greens
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIf you find the caramel too sweet, add a little more rice-wine vinegar, soy sauce and some sliced chilli padi.

Tea-Smoked Trout Salad
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhen smoking fish, be careful not to have the heat up too high as the sugar can burn.

Let’s Get Baking, Kids!
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s the holidays and one great way to engage the children is to get them to help out in the kitchen. These adorable cakes are super easy to make.

A Fitter, Better, Stronger You
CLEOWant to be healthier, but not sure where to start? Here’s how to embark on your fitness journey without stressing out.

Choose Less Sugar
Young ParentsEmbark on a path to better health and avoid drinks loaded with sugar. Go with VITAGEN Less Sugar.

Oishii, hai!
Simply HerCook up a storm with these easy recipes for everyday Japanese comfort food.

Baked With Love
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCelebrate mother’s day with a delightful high tea of homemade treats.

GET OFF THE SUGAR CRASH ROLLER COASTER
ShapeStabilising your blood sugar is the secret to staying healthy, energised and slim, the latest research shows. This is news that hits fit women, too. If you work out, you need to know how to managethe highs and lows. Here’s why.

Don’t Quit Sugar...
CLEOJust cut back on the white stuff with these food swaps, suggests one dietician.

Rule the roost
Simply HerRunning out of ideas for what to do with chicken? Here are five creative and tasty recipes to try.

Superfood snacks
Young ParentsDitch the processed treats and make these nutritious recipes for teatime or dessert. The kids won’t realise how healthy they are.

Fabulous Easter Bakes
The Singapore Women's WeeklyBesides the eggs, celebrate with these delicious traditional homemade goodies

STRAWBERRIES & CREAM SPONGE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWho doesn’t love an old-fashioned sponge cake? Serve up this delish light creation topped with fresh cream and fruit

Are You Eating Too Much Fruit?
ShapeOverdoing even a good thing can make you gain weight, experts say. Discover how to find the healthy zone.

Baking For Allergies
The Singapore Women's WeeklyApple & Strawberry Muffins

Can I eat that?
Young ParentsWhat’s Chinese New Year without yusheng, pineapple tarts and bak kwa? ELISA CHIA fi nds out what you can indulge in when pregnant.

Make it yourself
Young ParentsChinese New Year is all about family bonding, so why not make it extra special this year by whipping up these goodies together with the kids?

My Chinese New Year banquet
The Singapore Women's WeeklyCelebrity chef Kylie Kwong puts together for us a mouthwatering feast for a prosperous Lunar New Year.

Chinese New Year Special
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s a feast specially prepared to help every Chinese zodiac sign embrace good health, peace and prosperity

The Fresh Way Of Eating
ShapeIt’s modern Nordic cuisine, and it’s taking over dining tables everywhere. Driving the new food movement: creative herb combos, healthy ingredients, and memory-making flavours that hit every note, from deliciously delicate to daring and bold.

Canteen capers
Young ParentsCould your child be filling up on junk food in school without your knowledge? Nutrition experts and mums share their strategies for helping him make better choices.

The new healthy eating rules
The Singapore Women's WeeklyEating clean doesn’t have to be complicated. These simple tweaks to your food habits will make a big difference to your well-being.

Plum & Almond Slice
The Singapore Women's WeeklyPrep 20 mins (plus cooling) • Cook 50 mins • Serves 12.

Drink to your health
Her WorldSkipping the holiday feast is not an option. Drink VITAGEN Less Sugar to maintain a healthy digestive system.

Drink To Your Health
ShapeSkipping the holiday feast is not an option. Drink VITAGEN Less Sugar to maintain a healthy digestive system.

The New Clear-skin Diet
ShapeAs scientists do more and more research, they’re discovering that your best complexion really does depend on what you do – and don’t – eat. Here’s how to make nutrition your most powerful beauty product.

TRULY SEDAP, TRULY HEALTHY
ShapeHands down, Malaysian food is one of the most mouth-watering cuisines in the world, with its explosion of savoury, sweet, sour, spicy and creamy flavours. However, it might not necessarily be too kind on your waistline! Fret not, nasi lemak and mee goreng lovers; these tweaked local recipes are both yummy and healthy.

Eat this, not that
Young ParentsKids’ menus often feature foods that are highly processed and lacking in nutrients. SASHA GONZALES finds out what you should order instead.

The Sweetest Thing
CLEOSugar addiction is a health hazard, but thankfully, you don’t have to swear off cupcakes forever.