67 h. ago Substituting this everyday food item can reduce cancer death risk by 17%, study finds

A simple diet swap could boost longevity, new research suggests

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3 d. ago How to live longer: Making one key diet swap with butter could lower your risk of early death

The authors concluded that "higher intake of butter was associated with increased mortality, while higher plant-based oils intake was associated with lower mortality"

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3 d. ago Swapping butter for one of three common kitchen items could lower your risk of early death

The authors concluded that "higher intake of butter was associated with increased mortality, while higher plant-based oils intake was associated with lower mortality"

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3 d. ago Swapping butter for corn or olive oil ‘could slash risk of early death’

Researchers found the highest butter intake was associated with a 15% higher risk of dying from any cause compared with the lowest intake.

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7 d. ago Tesco and Morrisons recall sandwich topping 'that could cause stomach pain and vomiting'

The item stocked in multiple outlets could pose a serious health risk

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9 d. ago Ravneet Gill’s chocolate and miso skillet cookie with a quick banana ice

A spoonable, salty-sweet, squidgy treat, to serve with or without banana ice-cream, and ready in all of 20 minutesThis speedy dessert, which you can have ready in less than 20 minutes (and 14 of those being baking time), can be scaled up according to how many mouths you want to feed. I like the umami hit of miso and its saltiness next to the soft and sweet banana ice-cream, but it can be swapped for peanut butter, if you prefer. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Air fryer warning as one popular technique can block food from cooking

An air fryer is a handy kitchen gadget, but one common cooking mistake could be ruining your food - and your appliance

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2 w. ago Artificial sweetener found in Diet Coke and chewing gum could trigger heart attacks, study suggests

A team of international experts led by Swedish scientists claim an artificial sweetener found in thousands of food and drink items could increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.

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