by Sonja Sinaswee, author of the blog, Treats For Tiffany I love these adorable and elegant plantain cups that are perfect for entertaining. What’s more, they’re incredibly easy to make. Boil. Mash. Bake. BOOM! These pretty little plantain cups provide a perfect canvas for a variety of fillings. I like bold, flavourful fillings that complement … Continue reading #MeatlessMonday Meals: Pretty Little Plantain Cups →

Music uplifts. Music energises. Music relaxes. Music heals. Whether we realise it or not, music has the amazing power to transform lives.  It sometimes speaks the words and melodies buried deep in our soul that we cannot fully express. Songs of love, sadness, joy, hope and redemption; transformative in nature and transcendent in time and … Continue reading Solman hosts first Solo Concert at ReThink →

Corn. Sweet potato. Tons of flavourful spices. What more could you ask for in a hearty meatless meal? This week Sonja’s creamy sweet potato and corn chowder recipe is so perfectly concocted that your tastebuds won’t even miss your preferred source of protein. Give it a try. We promise you won’t be disappointed!   Serves 4 … Continue reading #MeatlessMonday Meal: Creamy Sweet Potato and Corn Chowder →

ReThink has partnered with musicians Christian Kalpee and Inzey to raise awareness about the relief efforts currently underway in Nepal, following two devastating earthquakes that claimed the lives of over 8,000 people, injured more than 17,000 and left millions homeless. These two young artistes have gifted their voices in support of the cause, so we … Continue reading Local Artistes Christian Kalpee and Inzey are #HappytoHelp Nepal →

– Written by Annalisa Smith, Head of ReThink Wellfulness Division How many times have you stopped to consider your carbon footprint? Many of us think that we are conscientious about the environment because we don’t litter, leave the water running while we brush our teeth, or the lights on in unoccupied rooms. However, the truth … Continue reading 5 Easy Ways to ReThink your Carbon Footprint →