23 January 2022
While perfecting the flavours in your favourite dish might be fun, peeling what seems like a zillion cloves of garlic is time consuming and dull.
24 April 2019
BBC Good Food magazine has released six nifty infographics – yellow, purple, red, white, orange and green – to show just how much you need to eat of different foods to reach your goal.
21 August 2017
In general, models have little to do with food unless it’s some crazy diet but Anna Tokarska is changing the whole perception – in the creepiest way possible.
Anna, a Polish model by profession but an artist at heart, has created a series of surreal looking food structures, all made with nothing but everyday fruits and vegetables.
1 July 2017
If there were a fashion magazine for summer fruits (cause, why not?) Watermelon would hands down — be on the cover page.
They have a great presence (yes, size matters), beautiful colour scheme and they’re totally Instagrammable. Not to forget, these mega-sized melons are rich in vitamins A and C and antioxidants making them super-healthy treats for summers.
The easiest way to eat a watermelon might be to dive right into a big slice with your hands but that’s not the onlyway. Scroll down to see 10 ways to make these big water lugs the star attraction of the party.
31 May 2017
It’s a fashion mandate that everything looks pretty in pink – even pineapples. If you’re wondering what are we talking about then behold the prettiest pink in town: The genetically modified rose-coloured pineapples that are causing a pink frenzy on Instagram these days.
The exotic beauties have been in the development since 2005 but their pretty pictures are now winning the internet everywhere.
25 April 2017
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Pesticides. It's a word that we've all heard, but many of us may not be too familiar with the damaging effects using them can have.
Believed to cause horrible health conditions such as cancer, Alzheimer's Disease, ADHD and even birth defects, pesticides are extremely harmful to our health.
26 February 2017
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Notoriety can be a way to success, case in point: The Kardashians. But controversies aren’t restricted to the human world only — just ask durians (if they could, they would nod vigorously).
This Southeast Asian ’King of the Fruits’ is as polarising as a fruit can get —banned from several airports and public places due to its strong pungent smell yet relished by thousands who would risk their olfactory glands just to devour the custardy flavour.
17 August 2015
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Avocados are an excellent source of essential nutrients like pantothenic acid, dietary fiber, vitamin K, copper, folate, vitamin B6, potassium, vitamin E, and vitamin C. They are classified as a fruit but they also have the highest fat content of about 71% to 88% of total calories, 20 times the average of other fruits.
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