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Meat Lovers and Their Love for 17-Year-Old Steak

Restaurants in Bristol and Manchester are selling middle-aged beef, some up to 17 years of age. Steak used to be plain. Back in the grandeur days of The Berni Inn group - which pretty much characterized the UK steakhouse in the Sixties - the decision was between rump or fillet if you were feeling elegant.

By Sai Lopez

The Goodness of a Home-Cooked Meal can Save You, Study Says

Instead of driving down to a restaurant and ordering that delicious steak, you can make a significant change in your life by staying and making home made food.
Sunny Queen Adds Value To Eggs With A Range Of Meal Solution Products

The company launched two new canapé offerings. Sunny Queen Meal Solutions has launched two new products for commercial kitchens to use over the forthcoming festive season.
Starbucks Holiday Cups Blasphemous

A post accusing Starbucks of hating Jesus has become viral, and it has been viewed over ten million times.
ACCC Proposes To Re-authorize Infant Formula Marketing Code

The agreement aims to promote breastfeeding in Australia. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has proposed to re-authorize an agreement which will forbid the promotion of infant formula to the public consumers.
Is Your Country One Of The Top Alcohol Consuming Places?

An OECD graph shows which country has the highest alcohol consumption per capita per year. A new report by OECD gives the world a peak of which country has the biggest alcohol consumption and which is in the last of the list.
Monday Sale! Medical Marijuana Now Available in Illinois

Medical marijuana is set to be rolled out on Monday. Reports from Chicago Tribune reveals that marijuana is now expected to be sold in Illinois legally for the first time in decades. Those who are qualified to be among the first patients in the state's cannabis program may now avail the said drug.
Whole Foods to Get Cheaper-- Here’s Why

Whole Foods Market is about to go down, way down when it comes to their products’ prices. The reason? The grocery store, which has been popularly referred to as “Whole Paycheck,” according to Food Beast, has been losing its customers.
Better Eating Choices can Save Lives, According to Recent Studies

Better food choices and choosing to live a healthy lifestyle are two of the choices that most people in this generation are beginning to realize more and more.
Slate Scale: A Portable Smart Scale That Analyses Food Intake

The Slate smart scale is the latest in a long line of technologies that attempt to further the battle against weight and obesity.
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
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.
KFC Buffet Restaurant In Japan: Customers Are Given 90 Minutes To Finish Their Meals

For US$16-$21, you can eat all the chicken, sides and dessert you want. KFC, or Kentucky Friend Chicken, is planning to open an all-you-can-eat buffet style restaurant in Osaka City, Japan.
Woolworths Launches New ‘Delicious Nutritious’ Frozen Meals

Each meal from the new range has less than 450 calories! Woolworths has finally launched a new frozen meals range brand called "Delicious Nutritious.
Whole Foods: Non-Organic Can Be "Responsibly Grown"

Whole Foods ignited the organic food phenomenon 35 years ago with its first stores in Austin, Texas. It has successfully convinced Americans to go organic even for an extra cost. However, with recent reports about its declining earnings in the past few weeks, Whole Foods is still determined to be the ambassador of good health by introducing "Responsibly Grown" program which allows conventional, nonorganic growers to be recognized for good practices.