The dangers of our protein diet obsessionWe’re hooked on chicken, Greek yogourt, hummus. But is our addiction to protein actually making us sick?
The donair, adored by the East Coast, heads southRoasted on a spit and slathered in a unique sweet sauce, the snack favoured by Maritimers is set for a new adventure
Vegetarians, divided: The rise of the flexitarianCheeseburger-loving flexitarians are driving a vegan boom—to the ire of some
A whole other stratosphere of canned food A visionary chef is betting conservas are the next big thing. At $68 a tin, they’d better be.
Are those edible bugs actually sustainable?Just as eating bugs takes off, a new controversy: Are they ethically sourced?
Addicted to food‘Like many university students, I had an obsession with weight and food. Today, as a physician, I can see my favourite foods were like drugs.’
Bitter? Sweet! A maligned flavour has its moment The complex, much-maligned flavour is suddenly in vogue—from bitter cocktails to vegetables
Why did the chicken cross the world? Over history, chickens have become ‘the world’s most ubiquitous bird’ because of their usefulness
An old-fashioned game of chicken Top-quality heritage chickens are all the rage, but just try to get your hands on one