14 h. ago Tesco, Lidl and Nestlé urgently recall everyday food products and warn 'do not eat'

The Food Standards Agency is urging shoppers to check their cupboards and fridges

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30 h. ago Sainsbury's 'do not eat' alert over food item amid 'possible health risk'

The food product should not be eaten, the supermarket says - and the Food Standards Agency has also issued a statement

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33 h. ago The restaurants, cafes and food vans in Manchester where you can actually eat for under £15

If you're searching the city centre for "cheap eats" here's 15 spots to give a try

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35 h. ago What Labour should learn from farmers' 'heroic' actions in snow

Farmers are no ordinary businesses. They produce the food we eat, act as custodians of the natural world and are pillars of their communities

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51 h. ago Report shows what we ordered in 2025 and what's coming in 2026

A third say they’ve been inspired by ’00s childhood trends this year

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3 d. ago How do I build a sense of worth that isn’t constantly slipping through my fingers?

We often peg our self-esteem on short-term goals and generic standards, advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith writes – but it’s what makes you you that others truly valueI keep waiting to feel that I’m finally enough. I’ve worked hard, am in the process of changing careers to be more of service to others, gone to therapy. I go to the gym, eat the right food, have built things I’m proud of. And yet nothing sticks. Every time I hit a goal, there’s this tiny burst of pride, then it’s gone.Lately, I’ve noticed how tangled this has become with how I see my body. I’ve been training and eating well for ages, but I still feel ashamed when I look in the mirror, as though I’ve failed some invisible test. People tell me I look great but it doesn’t land. There’s this constant hum of “not good enough” running underneath everything, no matter what I do. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Trump administration releases updated dietary guidelines: ‘Eat real food’

New guidance presented by Robert F Kennedy Jr prioritizes protein, healthy fats and ‘declares war on added sugar’The Trump administration has released updated dietary guidelines for Americans on Wednesday that emphasize eating whole and minimally processed foods, scaling back refined carbohydrates, and “declaring war” on added sugars.The recommendations encourage “prioritizing high-quality protein, healthy fats, fruits, vegetables and whole grains” while steering clear of highly processed foods. Robert F Kennedy Jr, the health and human services (HHS) secretary, and Brooke Rollins, the agriculture secretary, are presenting the new guidance at a White House briefing. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Lidl 'do not eat' warning issued over food product amid 'possible health risk'

Anyone affected by the recall can return these products to their local Lidl store

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6 d. ago Tesco recalls popular meat product warning it may pose 'microbiological risk'

Shoppers have been warned not the eat the food which could be 'unsafe to eat'

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7 d. ago How to eat comfort food all winter without worrying about overindulging

Hearty stews, creamy pastas and even a full Sunday roast

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1 week ago Avoid drinking 1 type of alcohol this NYE to avoid nasty hangover

Many people would be terrified of the morning after, but one doctor revealed six steps which can hopefully ease your hangover really easily come New Year's Day...

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1 week ago Tips on how to cure the dreaded Hogmanay hangover and one thing to avoid

Want to start 2026 feeling fresh after the Hogmanay celebrations? Medical professionals have shared some handy tips you might want to try out.

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1 week ago I asked experts how to get rid of a New Year hangover — one step is crucial

New Year's Eve is almost upon us, and experts have shared their advice on how to avoid a painful hangover on New Year's Day - including the one thing you should be consuming, and it's not water or coffee.

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2 w. ago Christmas dinner leftovers will be ready to eat until March if you follow 'important' tip

A food waste expert has explained how to properly preserve your Christmas turkey and other delicious leftovers so they stay edible for up to three months after the big day

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2 w. ago New year resolutions are not just for humans – this pet food subscription could help your pet eat better (aff)

New Year resets are not just about us. A flexible pet food subscription from Animed helps owners stay organised, save time and keep pet nutrition consistent.

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2 w. ago Final day to safely eat Christmas dinner leftovers revealed by chef

Most people have Christmas Day leftovers for days on end but when should you dispose of it by?

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2 w. ago Avoid getting hangovers this Christmas by eating one food backed by science

A common party snack may help stop the dreaded feeling of a hangover

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2 w. ago Urgent 'do not eat' warnings issued for cakes, mince pies and fish

The Food Standards Agency has issued several food and allergy alerts over the past week, with shoppers warned not to eat a range of food items. Here's what you need to know.

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2 w. ago The joy of leftovers – what to cook in the calm after Christmas

From cheeseboard pies to spiced-up veg and one last sweet flourish, this is how to eat, waste less and savour the lull between Christmas and New Year• Sign up here for our weekly food newsletter, FeastAt this time of year, I like to stay home, shut off from the world and do as little as possible for as long as possible. Eat all the food, embrace all the leftovers and be creative with whatever’s in the kitchen. After the big day, I like to turn leftovers into some sort of pie: they’re forgiving and malleable and work with whatever you have hanging about. This leftovers pie from Tom Hunt and this turkey and ham pie from Felicity Cloake are great places to start. You could absolutely make your own pastry, as Tom does, or use shop-bought if you want to keep things as simple as possible (I always store a few rolls of pastry in the fridge over Christmas for precisely this reason). If it’s cheese that you have in abundance, meanwhile, then Rosie Birkett’s decadent-sounding lazy cheeseboard...

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2 w. ago From childhood staple to luxury food: how Nigeria’s jollof became too expensive to eat

High inflation and a cost of living crisis mean that the familiar favourite has become a rare Detty December treat for many in the countryIn Lagos, the holiday season is well under way. For weeks, the roads have been jammed with traffic, concerts headlined by Afrobeats superstars are drawing crowds, and choice spots are filled with residents, returnees and tourists looking to indulge in the month-long enjoyment of Detty December.But the spotlight is on the contents of kitchen pots as much as it is on those shuffling to the trendy Oblee dance steps in clubs and street parties. Continue reading...

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