3 h. ago Baby food pouches fail to give infants the nutrients they need, experts reveal

Brightly packaged products made by Ella's Kitchen, Heinz, Piccolo, Little Freddie, Aldi and Lidl were tested for their nutritional value and found to be lacking.

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4 h. ago Parents 'misled' by baby food marketing as testing reveals they fail to reach nutrition needs

Experts revealed baby food pouches are critically low in iron and vitamin C levels, two of the most important nutrients for children

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11 h. ago Warning baby food pouches 'more sugary than Coke' risk giving infants a sweet tooth for life

Research by the British Dental Association, BBC Panorama and Leeds University reveals what is really in those healthy-sounding baby food pouches

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12 h. ago Health warning over baby food after study reveals shocking level of harmful ingredient

Experts today labelled the BBC probe 'really concerning' and said products being sold with 'intentionally misleading' health claims should be banned.

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13 h. ago Parents who buy Ella's Kitchen, Heinz, Aldi, and Lidl baby food pouches issued major warning

The BBC commissioned a lab accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) to test a fruit, yoghurt and savoury pouch from some of the major players in the multi-million pound baby pouch market

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13 h. ago Nutritionist shares how to ensure your baby gets vital nutrients following alarming study

As a BBC Panorama investigation sheds light on what's really inside baby food pouches, experts have shared top tips for busy parents looking to provide their babies and toddlers will all the nutrients they need, without breaking the bank

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15 h. ago Voices: There’s a shocking amount of sugar hidden in baby food pouches – and parents have no idea

Caregivers looking for convenience food for their children trust labels that promise nutrition and ‘no nasties’, writes Dayna Brackley. But the real betrayal is that brands sell products high in sugar and low in vital nutrients – under a veneer of ‘health’

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49 h. ago Baby potatoes turn mega crispy in the air fryer if £1.83 ingredient is added

Making air-fried potatoes is so easy, and it only takes a couple of minutes - using a key ingredients, you can ensure they will turn out as delicious and as crispy as ever.

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6 d. ago Shock study reveals store cupboard favourite is laced with alarming amounts of toxic 'plasticisers', possible cancer cause

Scientists have exposed the common foods most likely to be teeming with worrying levels of toxic chemicals that have been linked to Alzheimer's and cancer.

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1 week ago Toothpaste widely contaminated with lead and other metals, US research finds

Most of 51 brands tested, including those for children, contained dangerous heavy metalToothpaste can be widely contaminated with lead and other dangerous heavy metals, new research shows.Most of 51 brands of toothpaste tested for lead contained the dangerous heavy metal, including those for children, or marketed as green. The testing, conducted by Lead Safe Mama, also found concerning levels of highly toxic arsenic, mercury and cadmium in many brands. Continue reading...

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1 week ago This popular Target baby food has been recalled due to ‘elevated levels of lead’

Consumers have been warned to not feed babies the products

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2 w. ago Aldi product recall: Inspired Cuisine Baby Potatoes recalled over allergy fears

The discount supermarket has recalled a popular food item amid fears it could cause an allergic reaction.

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3 w. ago I took three popular DNA tests, now I have an identity crisis... and I discovered my first crush is my COUSIN

I decided to take the three most popular DNA tests on the market - MyHeritage, AncestryDNA and 23andMe - because why not dive headfirst into an existential crisis?

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4 w. ago Rachel Roddy’s recipe for sausages with braised chicory | A kitchen in Rome

With a splash of white wine and a dash of balsamic, any good meaty sausages will do nicely in this simple but mouthwatering dishFrom Tuesday to Saturday, Andrea Legri makes approximately three kilos of sausage a day for his stall on Testaccio market. At about nine on any given morning, he may well be in the back section of the stall, which is visible through glass, his hands steadying the tabletop machine that feeds the minced pork into opaque casings. If ordered in advance, Andrea will also prepare sausages al punto di coltello (point of the knife) – that is, the meat cut by hand, which, paradoxically, manhandles it less and makes a colossal difference, producing a juicier, chewier sausage. One customer, who has been a regular for decades and with whom I am on dog-walking-nodding terms, quite regularly orders 3kg of hand-cut sausages for his family.Andrea is a third-generation butcher: his grandfather took on the stall in the late 1950s, when Testaccio was still a slaughterhouse di...

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