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Have the Brits Fallen Out of Love with Sausages?

The Great British sausage appears to have lost its sizzle. Issues arising over preservatives and the health hazards of consuming too much red meat signify that sales are down by two billion since 2008

By Sai Lopez

Trending Now: Christmas Doughnuts, The Festive Snack is in Town

The fatty circles have been one of the greatest food trends of the current years and this time, they're coming for Christmas. From chic London bakeries to your local supermarket, doughnuts will be far and wide this December.
Hotdog Sandwich Going Viral

One of the most popular foods in America is the hotdog sandwich, but recently there has been some concern on what should it be called. People on social media have been debating about the fact on whether a hotdog should be called a sandwich or not.
Cancer Causing Bubble Tea Tapioca Pearls-- Is it Made of Rubber?

Are the tapioca pearls made of rubber? The refreshing bubble tea became an instant hit most especially with the young professionals. The drink that first started in Taiwan back in the 1980's became a leisure drink all over the world.
Lactose Sensitivity Cure.

Based on a study, It was shown that intake of probiotics together with yogurt that was improved with some certain types of bacteria can mitigate the lactose intolerance syndrome by altering the metabolic exertion of microbiota in the colon.
Michelin Covers Street Food for the First Time in History with Hong Kong-Macau Guide

For the first time in the revered dining guide's 100+ year history, an entire section dedicated to street food will be published as part of the book's eighth iteration in Hong Kong and Macau.
Best-Before Dates: Just a Supermarket Marketing Strategy?

The sell-by date was first introduced by M&S in the 70's. This was designed as a way to control stocks that would enable the retailers to ensure the proper turnover of products.
Former Vegan Cautions: The Dangers of 'Obsessing' Over Healthy Eating

When the initial constructive results of her vegan lifestyle subsided. Her stomach concerns eventually recurred, and together with them came a whole multitude of strange problems.
Study Shows That Even A Little Junk Food Can Be Too Much

Once in a while, people usually give in to a little indulgence in junk food. A cookie after dinner or a donut to go with coffee wouldn't hurt. However in an article in Daily Mail, even a little junk food is too much as per experts
Looks Like We Don't Really Have to Say Goodbye to Red Meat

A nutritionist helped search for health benefits of red meat. So it's not time to say goodbye to red meat just yet.The benefits of red meat
Research Says Size Isn't Everything When It Comes to Food

There is a new study from the University of British Columbia that bigger portions of food isn't necessary when it comes to how much food a person needs in order to satisfy his hunger.
McDonalds Under the "Throes of a Depression"-- Is This the End for the Fast Food Giant?

"The system may be facing its final days." News broke out that McDonald's is going through a "throes of a deep depression. " As per Inqisitr website, numerous franchisees disapproved of the "all-day breakfast" and "Create Your Taste" ideas that the fast food giant is about to roll out.
Food: Mood Boosters!

Food is one of the best ingredients of a happy mood for the whole day and is the greatest need of the human body to be healthy. A person should be able to eat three times a day on time without skipping meals to make feel good and energized. Skipping meals is one of the most aggressive factors of being irritable, tired and unfocused.
Eating Oatmeal A Day, Keeps The Fats Away!

Oatmeal has been a food trend for most of the celebrities nowadays since it is known as a super food because it is rich in protein and low in fat.
Research Shows 2 Famous Diets That Are Not Advisable To Lose Weight On A Long-Term Plan

Over the years, Americans have believed that both low-fat and low-carb diets would actually solve obesity problems. But according to recent studies, this is not the case, at least if anyone wants to lose weight on a long-term basis.