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- ‘A crisis of authenticity’: the truth about food influencers theguardian.com
- How does food get traded around the world? | Our World in Data ourworldindata.org
Via marionnestle.
- Hagelslag - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org
Small, oblong, sweet-tasting chocolate granules, which are sprinkled on slices of buttered bread or rusks. The name refers to hail, hagelslag meaning hailstorm.
- The Infatuation theinfatuation.com
- Yes, it can be hard to get a restaurant table. But it can be impossible if you’re a wheelchair user | Jay Rayner theguardian.com
My lunch with a disability access campaigner was an eye-opener. Even booking was a problem.
Nicholas Saunders was a counterculture pioneer with an endless stream of quixotic schemes and a yearning to spread knowledge – but his true legacy is a total remaking of the way Britain eats.
- Food Can Be Literally Addictive, New Evidence Suggests scientificamerican.com
Given the option, most rats will choose sugar instead of cocaine. Their lust for the carbohydrate is so intense that they will go as far as to self-administer…
There’s a simple joy in the snap of leafy greens or the crunch of raw carrots fresh from the store. But keeping those perishables perky once you get them home…
- Vegan restaurants and cafés in Edinburgh veganedinburgh.com
- Why ultra-processed foods matter: the state of world hunger - Food Politics by Marion Nestle foodpolitics.com
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the U.N. released its annual State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report last week. Its conclusions are sobering. Global hunger is still far above pre-pandemic levels.
- Sticky fingers of food industry influence on government ultra-processed food review soilassociation.org · Archived on
- Banning ultra-processed food is not a nanny-state issue. It’s common sense | Simon Jenkins | The Guardian theguardian.com
As the amount of UPF we eat rises, so do rates of cancer and diabetes. Riddled with additives that are crammed into tiny print on the sides of packs, such food constitutes 57% of Britons’ energy intake. This is the highest in Europe, comparing with 14% in France and 13% in Italy. Being overweight or obese affects 63% of adults in England, among the highest percentage in Europe. There now appears to be incontrovertible evidence that such a diet heightens the risk not just of diabetes and cancer but cardiovascular disease and dementia.
- Oven Roasted Eggplant (aubergine) | RecipeTin Eats recipetineats.com
- Melting marvels: the top 10 toasties of all time theguardian.com
- ‘A restaurant should be an old friend’: spreading the gospel of St John | Food | The Guardian theguardian.com
O ne Friday afternoon early this summer I drove down from Toulouse to a village called Homps, east of Carcassonne, parked in a narrow, cobbled lane in the hot…
Carrot catastrophe … a scene from the Eat Them to Defeat Them TV advertisement.Photograph: YouTube V egetables aren’t healthy, tasty, fun or even very colourful…
- The expert's guide to the perfect meat barbecue theguardian.com
Whether you’re cooking whole cuts or burgers and bangers, there are a few simple rules to barbecuing that will take the results of your labours to the next…
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Discerning yet hilariously unprecious … Jonathan Meades.Photograph: Sarah Lee for the Guardian I t is an iron law of food literature that the people who think…
- 7 biggest misconceptions about Thai food | CNN Travel travel.cnn.com
A doctoral thesis could be written on the misconceptions people have about Thai cuisine. These seven are the most common. 1. You can make any food Thai by…
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- The 50 best breakfast places in the UK theguardian.com
London's best crèche-taurants: where to eat out with the kids www.standard.co.uk
Three years ago, I started making these fun characters out of food for my daughter’s school lunches. Anonymous internet parents started telling me “You have too…
- Accountability, Lunch, and Salmon on Rye food52.com
Every week we take a peek inside the lunches of the luckiest kids in Brooklyn. Read on, suppress your jealousy, and get a little brown bag inspiration.…
- Claire Thomson | The Guardian theguardian.com
So we need supermarkets. The problem is, we really don’t need the kind of supermarkets we’ve got. By giving too small a set of companies a free run at too much of the retail food economy, we have put at risk our future food security. We used to be well over 70% self-sufficient in food in the UK. Now it’s below 60%, and when you look at the proportion of food we consume that’s produced here, it’s 50%.
- What freezes well and what doesn't? theguardian.com
- Little Printer Blog - Why not... cook something seasonal? littleprinterblog.tumblr.com
What a good idea.
Does the BBC treasure him? Does it understand the talent it has in its possession? "I don't really think so, no. They don't always say yes. If I say I want to do four hours about brutalism, they'll give me two. The last film we had to do in just 19 days. You can't do any fancy set-ups: no cranes, no dollies. It's not slavery, obviously, but it's much more difficult than it used to be. My subjects are regarded as minoritarian and that's a self-fulfilling prophecy. On BBC2, I used to get 2.5 million to 3 million viewers; now I get a tenth of that on BBC4."
- Star Anise and Pink Peppercorn Mustard - Henshelwoods Fine Foods henshelwoodsfinefoods.co.uk
Works surprisingly well.
- Huntly Herbs - Award winning hand-made organic preserves huntlyherbs.co.uk
- Buy Japanese Food | Japan Centre japancentre.com
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- Wai Yee Hong - Chinese Supermarket Online waiyeehong.com
- The Spicery thespicery.com
- » Why You Can’t Eat Healthier :zenhabits zenhabits.net
I should note that this idea is the same for any other addiction: biting your nails, smoking, drugs, alcohol, etc. We use them as crutches to cope with our needs, and to beat them we need to find healthier methods of coping and meeting our needs.
CHEESE.
- Why our food is making us fat | Business | The Guardian guardian.co.uk