Have you been using your carrot peeler wrong? New ‘mindblowing’ video shows how to use the gadget to prepare vegetables in SECONDS An Australian woman has shared a video online using a traditional carrot peeler Instead of peeling from the point of the carrot down to the base she reverses it Without taking the peeler … Read more
Have you been microwaving your popcorn wrong this whole time? Little-known heating trick could be to blame for all of those leftover corn kernels FEMAIL has discovered the correct way to microwave your popcorn packets On the back of the packet there are a number of ‘hints’ for first-time makers One of them says to … Read more
Rachel Riley puts on a stylish display in a red striped maxi dress as she heads out to get food with daughter Maven and mother-in-law Galina Kovaleva By Roxy Simons For Mailonline Published: 16:09 BST, 8 June 2020 | Updated: 16:26 BST, 8 June 2020 Rachel Riley made the most of England’s relaxed lockdown laws … Read more
Taking fine dining to new heights, in the spring of 2018 I ate a meal at 23,149 feet on the North Col of Mount Everest. Joining eight companions, we feasted on a mouth-watering meal prepared by two-Michelin-star super chef Sat Bains while dressed in black tie and ball gowns. The Guinness Book of World Records has … Read more
Pranksters could face at least six years in jail after a bill to prevent ‘unscrupulous’ delivery cancellations was filed last week. Customers who cancel their delivery orders after a driver has already paid for the food or groceries could be at risk of heavy fines and jail terms in the Philippines if the bill is … Read more
Pranksters could face at least six years in jail after a bill to prevent ‘unscrupulous’ delivery cancellations was filed last week. Customers who cancel their delivery orders after a driver has already paid for the food or groceries could be at risk of heavy fines and jail terms in the Philippines if the bill is … Read more
Pinkest flamingos are the most aggressive when fighting each other for food, scientists find The University of Exeter’s new study shows when flamingos are most aggressive It shows that African lesser flamingos squabble the most aggressively over food It also shows that bright pink plumage on a flamingo could indicate better health By Jordan King For … Read more
Flush of aggression: Flamingos with bright pink plumage are more likely to fight over food than their paler rivals, study shows Researchers studied the behaviour of lesser pink flamingos during feeding time They found the brighter feathered birds were more aggressive than paler birds This was particularly true during feeding time and if food was … Read more
Britain has some of the world’s best food safety regulations. But it’s important to remember that when it comes to food scares and crises – from salmonella in eggs to listeria in cheese – we have had a chequered past. It took an extraordinary national effort to reach the enviable position we now hold, with … Read more
At the General Election, the Conservative manifesto pledged: ‘In all of our trade negotiations post-Brexit, we will not compromise on our high environmental protection, animal welfare and food standards.’ The promise could not be clearer, the commitment to uphold our world-class food production standards could not have been stronger. But upholding that commitment has two … Read more