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Britons divided over a very milky cup of tea: ‘Literally puddle water’

The pale cuppa garnered hundreds of opinions  » mehr lesen

Woolly mammoths are making a comeback. Should we eat them?

A Texas start-up is using genetic engineering to revive that most iconic of extinct animals. But the woolly mammoth’s potential return sparks a number of ethical questions, says Tom Ough. Namely: which...

Chinese recipes you know – and some you definitely don’t

Prudence Wade tries Best Home Cook winner Suzie Lee’s debut cookbook, which will teach you everything you didn’t know – but should – about Cantonese cuisine  » mehr lesen

Suzie Lee: ‘Learning to cook after my mum died was a baptism of fire’

The Northern Irish chef talks to Prudence Wade about her journey from being a ‘mum’ to her younger brother and cousin to her ‘life-changing’ win on the BBC’s Best Home Cook ...

Does pairing wine with food actually work or is it all poncy nonsense?

Why can’t you have Champagne with pizza and red wine with oysters, asks Eric Asimov. With wine and food, rules are made to be broken  » mehr lesen

Iceland is giving pensioners £30 vouchers to help with cost of living

The campaign will help approximately 40,000 people  » mehr lesen

Woolly mammoths are making a comeback. Should we eat them?

A Texas start-up is using genetic engineering to revive that most iconic of extinct animals. But the woolly mammoth’s potential return sparks a number of ethical questions, says Tom Ough. Namely: which...

Woolly mammoths are making a comeback. Should we eat them?

A Texas start-up is using genetic engineering to revive that most iconic of extinct animals. But the woolly mammoth’s potential return sparks a number of ethical questions, says Tom Ough. Namely: which...

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