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The strange ways animals store food

In the natural world, securing a meal is only half the battle for survival. Weather changes, seasonal shifts, and competing predators make food supplies unpredictable. To stay alive during lean months, many animals have developed resourceful strategies to store and preserve their food. Rather than consuming their prey or forage immediately, these creatures rely on natural refrigeration, hiding spots, and unique physical adaptations. In this gallery, we look at some animals that use a variety of techniques to store their food. Click to learn more about them.


Aldi Australia's 36c-a-cup coffee wins gold after its wine was named one of the best in the world

A pantry staple from ALDI has taken home gold, showing you don't need to spend a small fortune to enjoy life's little luxuries.


The absolute best ways to serve Nutella

Nutella is a hugely popular hazelnut cocoa spread, loved by both young and old! It's usually associated with breakfast, but it doesn't have to be. As a highly versatile ingredient, it can be incorporated into a wide variety of desserts! Take a look through the following gallery to discover the best ways to serve Nutella!


19 delicious pumpkin recipes

October means autumn, colourful landscapes, Halloween, and pumpkins! Here are 19 marvellous recipes starring that immense orange fruit.


What happens when you stop drinking alcohol?

When you stop drinking, you'll experience a myriad of physical and mental health benefits. But while stopping alcohol consumption can bring immediate relief, the nature and intensity of these effects can, however, vary depending on how much and how frequently you've been drinking. Social and moderate drinking may not result in significant changes, however, you may experience more significant effects if you have been drinking heavily for an extended time. So if you've decided to stop or to reduce your alcohol consumption, click on to learn what happens to your body and mind.


National Fish and Chip Awards 2026: Top 40 chippies batter the competition to make longlist

The top 40 fish and chip shops across the country have been shortlisted for a prestigious prize awarded by the National Federation of Fish Friers.


How posh is your go-to ready meal? Experts reveal what your favourite quick dinner says about you

While they were once reserved for merely basic convenience, now every supermarket across the UK sells an extensive variety of own-brand ready meals.


Processed foods that can cause cancer

Two French studies, published on January 7 in the British Medical Journal and in Nature Communications, have found that common food preservatives used to extend shelf life may be linked to higher risks of several cancers and type 2 diabetes. Researchers tracked diet and health data from more than 170,000 adults, identifying specific additives associated with increased disease risk. Experts stress the findings are preliminary, but suggest greater emphasis on fresh, minimally processed foods. With this news in mind, click through the following gallery to discover which foods to avoid—and how to make safer, healthier choices on your next trip to the grocery store.


My Kitchen Rules villain Jane called out for epic makeup fail

My Kitchen Rules stars Jane and Shane divided the nation with their forthright opinions and wild behaviour on the current series.


Bake Off contestant is left in tears as her perfectly baked cake crashes to the floor

A Great British Bake Off contestant is left in tears as her 'perfectly baked' cake crashes to the floor in the first episode of the new series which airs on Tuesday night.


Revealed: High street coffees with as much sugar as nine biscuits - and the calories of a Big Mac

It's that time of the year when our favourite high street coffee shops unleash a new collection of wintry-themed drinks on the nation.


How to spot a Christmas prepper

Lucy Sweet identifies this week's people we love to hate


Carlsberg Asia and Grab make beer pairing discovery effortless with brewmaster-curated dining experiences

Carlsberg’s Brewmaster Zoran Gojkovic takes his pairings from the brewhouse to Singapore’s boldest tables, with exclusive deals on Grab Dine OutSINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 September 2026 – Carlsberg Asia is partnering with Grab, Southeast Asia’s everyday superapp, to launch exclusive dine-out deals with Brewmaster-curated beer pairings at 28 restaurants in Singapore. Available until 25 October, the campaign invites consumers to...


Time Out Market Abu Dhabi among the culinary highlights coming to Saadiyat Grove

The food hall is opening alongside popular international restaurants and cafes, including chef David Chang's Momofuku


Food travel: 20 tips to plan the perfect culinary trip

Looking to take the perfect culinary vacation? Here are 20 tips to help you make that dream come true!


The best British vineyards where you can help with the harvest

From award-winning estates to small independent producers, these are the best UK vineyards where you can help pick the grapes.


Office lunch ideas for busy people

One of the perks of working from home is access to your own kitchen, but going into the workplace doesn't need to mean overpriced sandwiches or time-consuming meals out. Even if you don't have much time to spare, these easy lunches will help make your lunch break something to look forward to. Ready to get food prepping? Click through this gallery to discover some easy office lunch ideas for busy people.


Three new afternoon teas to try in the UAE featuring scones, smoked salmon and storytelling

Hotels are welcoming the new season with renewed delicacies and experiential elements


Eating fish: how healthy is it really?

For a long time fish has been considered one of the healthiest food options out there. Its high levels of omega-3 and other beneficial nutrients have made it a go-to for people conscious of their health and well-being. Yet concerns about the presence of pollutants and metals in the fish we eat mean that pregnant and breastfeeding women are advised to limit their consumption. Check out this gallery for a closer look at how eating fish can impact our health.


The best Thanksgiving episodes on TV

Thanksgiving on TV rarely goes according to plan, and that’s exactly why it's so fun to watch. From disastrous dinners and family feuds to football rivalries, embarrassing secrets, and the occasional food fight, these episodes prove that the best holiday celebrations are the ones that go spectacularly wrong. So, whether you're a die-hard 'Friends' or 'Cheers' fan, or you have made 'A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving' part of your holiday tradition, click on to discover all the best TV episodes to tune into this Thanksgiving.


The best places to eat, stay and explore in Pembrokeshire

Eat, stay, love in Pembrokeshire


California bar sparks outrage after publicly shaming customers over tip

The Salty Dawg Tavern, based in Orange, appeared to take to its Instagram Story over the weekend to air grievances with its 12,600 followers.


How French fries are enjoyed around the world

French fries are consumed and loved all around the world. However, many countries like to put their own unique spin on the popular food. Discover how different countries around the world eat French fries in the following gallery!


Chocolate chronicles: A history of the cacao bean

There are few things as sensuous and delicious as chocolate. Whether it is a small piece after dinner, or a chocolate dessert bonanza, most human beings like chocolate. But have you ever asked yourself how it came into our lives? Chocolate has a bittersweet past that everyone should know about. Not only will it make you appreciate this special food, but it will also make you more mindful of where it comes from. Click through the gallery to jump into the world of chocolate.


World's top airline revamps menu with 100 new dishes, including lobster with champagne sauce

Flying at 30,000ft shouldn't have to mean a decline in your food quality - and certainly not when you're travelling with the world's very best airline...


Foods you shouldn't keep for too long in your pantry

It's likely that most of the things you have stored in your pantry have an expiration date months or even years from now. But just because something hasn't expired doesn't mean it's in a state for consumption, especially if it's not stored properly. It can be worthwhile to give the items in your pantry some attention and get rid of the stuff that shouldn't be there. It'll certainly help you avoid any unpleasant food surprises in the long run! Intrigued? Have a look through this gallery for foods that you shouldn’t keep for too long in the pantry.


Well-loved foods that celebrities don't eat

We all have our food preferences, and celebrities are no exception. While not everyone likes the same foods, there are some favorites that a lot of people seem to love, well, except for a few of these celebs. Can you believe that one of these famous faces has never taken a sip of coffee, ever? What about this cooking queen who can't abide by truffle oil? Click through and find out who refuses to eat what.


New Thanksgiving traditions to add to your holiday

Thanksgiving is about so much more than what ends up on the dinner table. When you look back at your favorite holiday memories, it's not just about how good the turkey tasted, but also about all the traditions you have accumulated over the years with your friends and family, and it's never too late to add some more. So, click on to discover some new holiday traditions that could make this your best Thanksgiving yet.


Foods that never (or almost never) expire

When stocking up on groceries, whether it’s for an emergency stash or merely because they’re on sale, it’s important to note what ingredients are going to give more bang for their buck. While fresh foods have a shelf life of mere days, there are others that can stick around for years—or will never expire at all! The foods and drinks in this gallery are sure to be around when you need them. Save yourself some money and click through to find out the foods that will last the longest!


Easy ways to cut calories (without going hungry)

So, you want to reduce you caloric intake, but don't want to give up the foods you love? Well, this might not be entirely possible, but you can minimize the impact of cutting calories with a few simple tweaks to your diet. Fat and carbohydrates sometimes are irresistible, but you don't need to completely eliminate them from your diet to reduce your calories. And, of course, you don't have to go hungry either! Extreme weight loss can actually be dangerous, but this gallery is not about swapping a steak for a slice of lettuce. It's about small changes that you can fit into your daily diet. Click through to find out more.


These foods are poisonous for your dog

It can be tempting to give our dogs leftovers or share our food with them, but it's important to remember that certain foods that are safe for humans can be harmful to canines. Dogs have a different metabolism, so feeding them human foods can be extremely dangerous, and even poisonous. To avoid any risks, click through the following gallery to discover foods that are poisonous to dogs.


Jamie Oliver is happiest he's ever been at 51 and praises wife

Jamie Oliver has said he's the 'happiest' he's ever been at 51, as he credited his wife Jools for helping him become 'the best version of myself'. The chef gave a rare insight into his marriage with Jools, also 51, on The Romesh Ranganathan Show. He said: 'I want to try and be the best version of myself. My wife's been amazing. She's like my best teacher at the moment. 'I've got to know her more in the last two years. Well, I've been going out with her since I was 18, so that's interesting. Like, how is that... how is that possible? 'But like I feel like I'm just finally getting to know her properly, which is quite exciting. 'She's a bit like Yoda. She's very wise. Absolutely tiny. She's so tall. Oh my god. My wife's legs are so long. They're like literally miles!'


Teachers told to ensure packed lunches are not seen as a 'better' option amid school meals shake-up

The first new school food standards for more than a decade will introduce a sweeping overhaul of school meals.


Foodie confidential: Paul Ainsworth on his go-to toasting bread, olive oil and ready meal

Chef and restaurateur Paul Ainsworth, 47, shares his kitchen secrets and hottest spots


Was this the secret to Tim Cook's success? The morning ritual he stuck by for 15 years, revealed

During his stint at the tech giant, Cook helped cement Apple as one of the biggest and most profitable companies in the world. So, what was the secret to his success? His morning routine.


Selective breeding made these foods what they are

Fruit and vegetables: we need it, we eat it, we often love it. It's nature's gift to humanity, with the best flavors around the world coming from mother nature herself. However, did you know that many of these nutritious treats are actually man-made? Prepare to have your mind blown and your mouth watered as we explore many such examples in this new gallery.


Pickled peppers sold at major grocery stores recalled after video shows dead mouse in jar

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: A California-based company issued the recall for its pickled peppers after a customer posted a video that appeared to show a dead rodent inside one of its jars.


Nigella: I had a 'list of reasons' not to take Bake Off job

Nigella Lawson has admitted she had a 'list of reasons' not to take the Bake Off job after the domestic goddess proved a huge hit with viewers on the new series. The TV cook, 66, made her highly-anticipated debut on the much-loved Channel 4 show last week and she couldn't have been more positively received by fans. However, the star has confessed she wasn't originally convinced she was right for the job as she didn't want to be 'fake'. Appearing on The One Show on Tuesday evening, Nigella put on a friendly display in her first live TV interview with fellow judge Paul Hollywood, despite rumours of a 'bitter battle of egos' between the pair.


'Mad honey' touted as wellness fix contains toxin that stops your heart with just a few tablespoons

Eat a teaspoonful of the 'mad honey' and you might feel pleasantly warm and slightly light-headed. Eat more than a few tablespoons and your heart rate can drop to life-threatening levels.


Gene-edited strawberries are coming to Britain! Scientists alter DNA to keep them in season longer

They're typically a summer fruit - but strawberries could soon be enjoyed out of season, thanks to a new gene edited variety set to be sold in British supermarkets.


Kitchen items you should get rid of today

We tend to accumulate lots of unwanted things in our homes, and our kitchens are no exception. Have you ever opened a cupboard only to be hit by an avalanche of plastic containers? Well, you're not alone. But it doesn't have to be like this. Follow these tips and give your kitchen a new life. Click through the following gallery to find out which items you should get rid of today.


Ice cream urgently recalled for a second time over concerns of contamination

A dairy-free ice cream has been recalled for the second time in less than a year over fears it could contain foreign objects.


Things you should refrigerate (but probably aren't)

While there are most likely many things that you refrigerate but shouldn’t, there are far more things that you keep in your home that should actually be stored in the fridge but aren't. Intrigued? Click through this gallery to see which things you should be putting in the fridge starting today.


A giant pumpkin named Rocky gives a champion grower his California comeback

Asharq Al Awsat A pumpkin named Rocky won a major annual pumpkin-weighing contest in Northern California, tipping the scale at 2,389 pounds (1,083 kilograms), but fell far short of a possible new world record set just days earlier in Rhode Island. Horticulture teacher Travis Gienger hauled his pumpkin across the country from Minnesota to win the contest for a fifth time. He's going home with $21,501 in prize money after beating dozens of other...


The cheapest Michelin Guide restaurants in the UK and Ireland - with three courses from £25pp

The coveted fine dining guide has a surprising number of restaurants in the UK and Ireland that don't cost the earth to eat at, including Tom Kerridge's The Hand and Flowers in Marlow.


Plant milk warning as Waitrose pulls unsafe oat drink from shelves over fears of bug contamination

Waitrose has recalled cartons of its oat drink amid concerns they could be contaminated with harmful bacteria that can cause food-poisoning.


How Nigella Lawson has breathed new life into Bake Off

Bake Off needed saving... and Nigella Lawson might have just done it! After 17 series, viewing figures had slid from 14 million to 7 million. Who could stop the rot? Enter the domestic goddess! The 66-year-old made her debut taking over from Prue Leith. Prue bid farewell in a Doctor Who-style skit, stepping into a Tardis and regenerating into Nigella. Fans loved it. Viewer reaction was universal in its praise of Nigella, applauded for making the most of the chance to taste the bakers' creations by helping herself to a generous portion. One fan joked that unlike some judges, Nigella was there to enjoy the food, while others said her enthusiasm brought back the warmth and fun that first made Bake Off such a hit.


Delicious European food: must-try dishes from across the continent

If you're planning a trip to Europe, we have some mouth-watering news for you: we have made a selection of typical dishes from countries around Europe that you should try! Even if you're not planning on traveling, these dishes will be sure to give you some inspiration for your next meal!Take a look!


Cyberattack on French supermarkets causes fires, millions in losses

PARIS — A cyberattack on refrigeration systems at hundreds of supermarkets in France has raised the temperature of fridges and freezers to as high as 50 degrees Celsius (122F), spoiling food and causing fires at several stores.The attack prompted Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu to instruct France's National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI) to investigate, a person in his office told Reuters.Major French supermarket chains on Monday said they were...


November 20-21 'Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy' presents Michelin-starred mastery: 12 chefs | 24 glittering stars

As the Macau Grand Prix weekend revs up, on 20 and 21 November, Galaxy Macau gathers a standout line-up of 15 of Asia’s most awarded chefs and mixologists for the anticipated return of its eponymous dining festival – early bird tickets on sale nowMACAU SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 15 September 2026 – On 20 & 21 November, Galaxy Macau elevates its gastronomic offering with the standout eponymous edition of Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy 2026. The...