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To Sleep, Per-Cheese to Dream?
We've all heard it said that bad dreams can be blamed on eating cheese before bed. But is there any truth to the old rumour? The British Cheese Board and various others try to find out.
Flexitarians: Weird but OK?
Is flexible vegetarianism a more sustainable path towards a healthier planet?
Who is responsible for allergen information?
Our health and wellness depends upon a reform in the way our food is labelled
Celebrity Chefs
Social media and influencer culture are changing the way we eat
Recipe : Deconstructed Mississippi Mud Pie
Cooking time 2 hours, Serves 5
Eating like a caveman
We must resist the recent movement towards counterfactual dietary and health advice.
Pretty In Pink : The Many Uses of Beetroot
A look at the history and uses of a classic ingredient.
Recipe: Sweet Nachos
Serves 4-8 Time: 1 hour
Slow Cookers: The Future Of Student Gastronomy?
Struggling to find the time to cook? The slow cooker may be a solution.
Recipe: Chocolate Tacos
A sweet twist on a savoury classic.
The Anatomy of Portioning
The problem of portion sizing facing our national nutrition
Restaurant Review: Pan Pan
A restaurant where Korean food can finally garner the acclaim it deserves.
‘New year, new me’: why it’s time to ditch new year’s resolutions
Only 8% of us actually stick to our New Year's resolutions
Nothing beats a traditional German Christmas market
As any Christmas enthusiast can testify, no two Christmas markets are the same
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