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24.09.25
There’s something special about eating with the seasons. Not only does seasonal produce taste better — fresher, sweeter, more vibrant — but it also supports local growers and reduces food miles.

Here’s a look at what’s in season right now, plus ideas for how to enjoy it.
Why does seasonal eating matter?
- Better flavour - fruits and veggies harvested in season are at their natural peak
- More nutrients - produce that hasn't travelled thousands of miles retains more vitamins and minerals
- Supports local producers - buying seasonally means baking British farmers and growers
- Kinder to the planet - fewer food miles = lower carbon footprint
What's in season this month?
- Fruit: apples, pears, plums, damsons and blackberries
- Veggies: beetroot, carrots, courgettes, kale, leeks, parsnips, potatoes and squash
How to enjoy this seasonal produce
- Apples and blackberries: classic crumbles or stirred into oats
- Squash and kale: roast squash and toss with kale, feta and seeds
- Pears: poach in red wine or slice fresh into a salad with walnuts
Seasonal eating is more than just a trend — it’s a way to connect with nature, reduce waste, and make meals more exciting. Next time you shop, look out for what’s fresh this month and give it a try in your kitchen.
Author: Charlotte-Louise Beach