Which country has the biggest appetite for eating out?
People in Spain eat out an average of 4.3 times a week according to data published by catering industry specialists Gira.
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People in Spain eat out an average of 4.3 times a week according to data published by catering industry specialists Gira.
This ecological movement is known as “freeganism” — a portmanteau of the terms “free” and “veganism” — which involves recovering items in the trash.
A teenage fast food worker is being praised after revealing that she has been paying for some customers’ meals in the past months.
MANILA, Philippines – The Buchi Queen claims to have the best buchi in town. But does it really reign supreme? The pandemic has paved the way to many quarantine trends. You have the ube cheese pandesal, the baked sushi, and the milky donuts. The lockdown also saw the surge in the number of home-based cooks […]
Squinting in concentration, Vietnamese artist Nguyen Thi Ha An drops a bright red chili onto a bowl of pho noodles barely bigger than a coin — the finishing touch to a miniature clay model that has eaten up days of her time. An — a 28-year-old architecture graduate — began crafting food miniatures a year […]
You may already know “the-dog-ate-my-homework” or the “I-left-my-paper-back-at-home” excuses, but get ready to learn about “a-meatball-fell-on-my-keyboard.”
While Edouard Manet once called still lifes “the touchstones of painting,” a recent study notes that this pictorial tradition also gives valuable insight into how fruits and vegetables have changed over the years. The fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains, nuts and seeds we cook and consume in our daily life all originate from wild ancestors that […]
Do you want to have your (beef)cake and eat it too? A new food delivery service in Nagoya, Japan is gaining popularity because of its unique delivery guys—half-naked buff men giving you your order of sushi right at your doorstep. Delivery Macho is the brainchild of Masanori Sugiura, the president of Aichi Prefecture-based catering company […]
When it comes to cooking, the Japanese consider food as an art form. They don’t just put their hearts into perfecting the taste and texture of each delicacy, but they also take a lot of time in making each presentation aesthetically pleasing. Take these sandwiches (with a twist!), for instance. Usually, a sandwich consists of […]