Understanding Conscious Eating with Natural Temptation Café in Bunbury
Natural Temptation Café was born from the belief of an old saying, “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food. To live by these wise words, we need…
Inspiring Sustainability in Your South West Home with Natural Temptation Café
At Natural Temptation Café our culinary roots come from creative cooking with the firm belief that our health lies in the foods we choose to eat. Our other great love is…
Regenerative Agriculture
Reversing Global Warming is a big step to helping our planet survive and is important for our quality of life as we know it. Living with a sustainable mindset is…
The Benefits of No Dig Gardening
Following on from the Regenerative Agriculture information in a previous article, I have done some research into the benefits of ‘No Dig Gardening’ method. In essence, this is back yard…
Waste free Food Preparation
How many times do you throw out fruit and vegetables from your fridge? Unless you are the efficient super organised body, I think all of us would be putting our…
Environmental Lessons from 2020
While last year has been likened to watching the movie Contagion in real time, there have been many things that we have learnt through all the upheaval. Firstly, we know…
Sustainability: What Does it Mean and Why do we Hear the Word so Often?
Sustainability means meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Sounds easy enough doesn’t it, a little bit like being told as…
ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS NOW!
All Orders Freshly Made and Ready For Collection on Christmas Eve From 12 NoonChoose from our selection of SaladsSmall serve approx 6-10 peopleMedium serve approx 14-16 peopleGourmet GreekMedium $30 Large …
Talking Sustainability in Bunbury 2019
The Natural Temptation Cafe began in 1989 and were at the forefront in providing a wholefood choice for Bunbury folk. Having a health food and surf shop beginning, our focus…
All About Prana Chai Tea
“Chai” is the Hindu word for tea, which is derived from the word “cha” the Chinese word for tea. Masala tea came about because in India they love their spices…
