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Women's Health UK'I ate high-protein breakfasts for 30 days – the results shocked me'
Are high-protein breakfasts the key to sustainable weight loss? This writer thinks so: Maria Serra lost over 1kg in a month by eating protein-packed breakfasts.
- BuzzFeed
A Woman Has Turned To The Internet For Advice After Accidentally Ruining Her Boyfriend With Autism's "Safe Food"
"He says I don’t understand his brain; I say he doesn’t understand our budget."
- Simply Recipes
I Asked 5 Food Experts To Name the Best Dumplings Brand—And They All Said the Same Thing
The freezer aisle is full of options. Which brand should you reach for?
- Simply Recipes
The 1-Ingredient Rice Upgrade I Use Every Week (It's Already in Your Pantry)
It's not salt.
- The Telegraph
Eight tips for men to stay fit at every age (by the man who created Huel)
To many, consuming a fully powdered meal day after day, conjures up images of circling the planet in a spaceship with Elon Musk, doomed never to eat a decent, delicious meal again. However, argues James Collier, a registered nutritionist, it’s “for people with a busy lifestyle that eat on the go – the busy guy in the office or on a building site, dads juggling childcare, and gym goers.”
- allrecipes
The 6 Most Dangerous Expired Condiments in Your Kitchen, According to Experts
Plus, how to keep them fresh for longer.
- The Telegraph
The scary truth about bacon – and the best supermarket rashers for your health
Bacon is a staple of the British diet. Sales soar around Christmas as we feast on pigs in blankets, it’s the centrepiece of weekend fry-ups all year round – and nothing compares to a classic bacon sandwich. Deliciously salty and crispy, it also adds flavour to our favourite dishes.
- Simply Recipes
I'll Never Stop Making Jennifer Aniston's "Perfect Salad"
It's super easy to make and even easier to eat.
- Simply Recipes
The 5-Ingredient Energy Balls I Make Every Week for My Family
They’re quick to make and easy to customize.
- Glasgow Times
'Reimagined' classic British pub to open in city centre
A 'REIMAGINED' classic British pub is set to open in Glasgow city centre in the former home of a New York-inspired bar.
- HuffPost UK
Nigella's 1 Secret Step Makes Jacket Potatoes Taste Like Roasties
It takes next to no time.
- Eastern Daily Press
Michelin-trained chef bringing four-course chocolate menu to manor
Michelin-trained chef Eniko Fejer will offer a four-course chocolate menu at a Valentine's Day event at Little Massingham Manor in Norfolk.
- INSIDER
I tried every soup at Panera. Some really impressed me, but there are 2 I'd never order again.
I tried all six soups, broccoli cheddar, tomato, chicken noodle, chicken and wild rice, French onion, and baked potato, at my local Panera Bread.
- Women's Health UK
Can you eat pasta on a healthy eating plan? A nutritionist explains
Can pasta ever be part of a healthy diet? Registered nutritionist Clarissa Lenherr explains whether pasta is healthy or unhealthy, and which types are best
- Simply Recipes
A Simple Trick for Choosing a Juicy Lemon, According to an Expert
There's one really easy way to tell.
- INSIDER
I made Ina Garten's ravioli en brodo, and it's so much better than chicken noodle soup
Ina Garten's ravioli en brodo is a delicious Italian twist on chicken noodle soup. It's one of the best Barefoot Contessa recipes I've made.
- Simply Recipes
Gwyneth Paltrow's Popular Chopped Salad Is *Really* Good
There's no cooking required for this meal-worthy salad.
- Business Insider Video
Why banning Red No. 3 in America took decades
Synthetic food dyes add a burst of color to many beloved American foods, such as candy, cereal, and even bacon. But some dyes — like Red No. 3 — have links to cancer, behavioral disorders, and other health issues.
- CNN
Keep your red meat to these limits to protect your brain health, experts say
Eating too much red meat has been associated with poor health outcomes, but a new study shows it could also put your future cognitive health at risk.