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Why canned foods can lead to inflammation and weight gain

There’s nothing more convenient that heating up a bowl of canned soup. And when the weather is gloomy, there’s nothing more appealing than a warm bowl of soup. Even if you’re making your own soup, it’s likely you’ll open a can of some vegetable or an another.

Tribune News Service · Jan 16, 2023

5 storage tricks to stop cheese from going mouldy without using clingfilm

These hacks will help your cheese last longer and remain mould-free, thus saving you money and reducing waste

Chronicle Live · Jan 16, 2023

Four easy recipes to keep you on the Veganuary bandwagon

From curry and pancakes to pizza and pudding, these plant-based recipes will be a hit in Veganuary and beyond

The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023

Woman shares slow cooker hack for 'crispy yet fluffy' roast potatoes without using oven

Ria McCullough's "game-changing" method is also cost efficient - and people are going wild for it.

Daily Record · Jan 15, 2023

Slow cooker hack for 'crispy yet fluffy' potatoes is 'game changer' and cheaper than oven

When it comes to making roast potatoes, using a slow cooker may not be your first thought – but it can actually make 'crispy yet fluffy' potatoes, and it's cheaper to use than an oven

Daily Mirror · Jan 15, 2023

Nigel Slater’s recipes for rhubarb with porridge, and sweet, hot chard

Brilliantly hued stalks of chard and rhubarb to brighten up meals. By Nigel Slater

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

Notes on chocolate: a thrilling new cocoa powder discovery

There is a creamy new hot chocolate favourite in Annalisa Barbieri’s house

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

The crispiest, most delicious bacon ever

When making bacon at home, there's truly only one method to use

Salon · Jan 14, 2023

5 food and cooking trends for 2023

What we're taking into the new year — and what we're leaving behind

Salon · Jan 14, 2023

Will milk and orange juice curdle and make you sick? Here's the truth about the breakfast combo

Milk curdles in orange juice, so the myth goes that drinking orange juice and milk will make you throw up. Stomach acid is much stronger, so it will break both down.

Inverse · Jan 14, 2023