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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    The Science of Perfect Pasta — Are You Cooking It Wrong?

    As a result, pasta often turns into a mushy, under-seasoned mass. A new study from Lund University in Sweden, led by se…

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    Offal Bolognese: Could organ meat be the eco-friendly pasta of the future?

    When you hear “spaghetti Bolognese,” you might picture a fragrant sauce made from ground beef and herbs. A British scientist, Dr. Tennessee Randall from Swansea University in Wales, recommends swapping…

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    4 Everyday Foods That Spike Your Blood Sugar

    Many people think sugar spikes only come from chocolate, pastries, or soda. But several everyday foods can trigger even bigger jumps in blood glucose. So if you’ve ever asked, “Why…

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    Crispy Bacon and Pea Potato Salad

    Potatoes don’t deserve their bad reputation. Studies have repeatedly challenged the idea that the tuber—sometimes called the “second bread”—is inherently unhealthy. Potatoes have a low glycemic index, which helps prevent…

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    From Morning Black Tea to Bedtime Chamomile: The Best Tea to Drink All Day

    In the hustle and bustle of a busy day, there’s always time to squeeze in a cup of tea — especially if you’ve come to appreciate its many health benefits.…

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    Shea Butter: The Real Story Behind Africa’s “Women’s Gold”

    Shea butter, or karité oil, is a dense paste pressed from the seeds of the shea tree, native to Africa. At room temperature it has the consistency of softened butter.…

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    This Pumpkin Compote Drink Uses the Flesh from Your Jack‑o’Lantern

    Traditionally, pumpkins are associated with the festive night before November 1st — they are used to make Jack-o’-lanterns. These lanterns, carved to resemble a human head, are meant to glow…

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    Immune-Boosting Beet and Horseradish Salad

    Depending on the recipe, add apple, oil, sour cream, or spices when preparing beetroot with horseradish. If you’re making this for winter, seal the salad tightly in jars to preserve…

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    From Pasta to Chicken Breasts: Foods That Don’t Belong in a Slow Cooker

    That’s the verdict from British consumer group Which?. They test products and services and offer consumer advice on a range of topics. Recently, Which? examined common slow-cooker mistakes and identified…

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    How to Make Cajun Turkey Burgers with Avocado

    Turkey meat is prized for its hypoallergenic properties, making it suitable for people with food allergies and safe for children’s diets. This meat is rich in B vitamins and also…

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    How Much Water Do You Really Need — Is Drinking When You’re Not Thirsty Dangerous?

    Experts point out that there is no universal norm for water intake: it is an individual measure that should take into account metabolism, age, dietary habits, and other specific characteristics…

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    A Cozy Autumn Mushroom Omelet You Can Make Year‑Round

    Thanks to dried and canned mushrooms and widely available cultivated varieties like button, shiitake, or oyster mushrooms, this dish can be enjoyed year-round. Mushrooms are low in calories, contain antioxidants,…

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    Neanderthals Ate Plants, Nuts, and Fat — Not Just Meat

    For years, a stereotype has dominated the scientific community, suggesting that our distant relatives, the Neanderthals, who went extinct about 30,000 years ago, subsisted solely on meat. This theory was…

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    Celery and Apple Salad That Helps With Weight Loss

    Celery is high in fiber and can help boost metabolism, so use its stalks or its root (celeriac) in this salad to support weight management. Celery is also high in…

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    Fluffy Lemon Pudding Baked in a Water Bath

    The classic pudding recipe involves baking in the oven, but this lemon pudding is baked in a water bath for a tender, custardy texture. Ingredients: milk – 250 ml (1…

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    Only 1% of People Eat a Diet That’s Healthy for Them and the Planet

    Transitioning to the Planetary Health Diet (PHD) could prevent 15 million premature deaths each year while also reducing global greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent. This is the assertion made…

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    Cocoa Flavanols Cut Inflammation and Lower Heart Disease Risk

    A team of researchers from Brigham Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, and Augusta University (USA) explored the healing properties of cocoa using supplements made from cocoa extract. The researchers found…

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    Turn Bolognese into Toast: An Italian Twist on Savory Toasts

    When it comes to toast recipes, cooks often use cured or preserved, chunkier meats—like bacon (cured pork belly) or ham (salted and smoked pork leg, or versions made from beef,…

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    The Chocolate Girl — Love, Scandal, and the World’s First Brand Ambassador

    For nearly three centuries, the portrait of a modest girl carrying a tray has gathered so many legends, rumors, and conflicting versions that untangling fact from fiction feels nearly impossible.…

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    Parmesan’s hidden ingredient: why real Parmigiano‑Reggiano can contain calf rennet

    Hard Parmesan, known as Parmigiano-Reggiano in its native Italy, has long been a staple in many kitchens. Its aroma, sharp flavor, and unique texture set it apart from other cheeses.…

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    Quick Shrimp with Cilantro-Lime Salsa

    Royal shrimp (a general term for large shrimp rather than a specific species) are a nutritious, protein-rich food. The calorie content of shrimp varies by cooking method: pan-fried shrimp have…

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    Intuitive Eating: How Listening to Your Body Beats Dieting

    Intuitive eating can lower blood pressure, help control blood sugar, and aid weight loss. So, rather than relying on an expert, it’s your body that teaches you how to lose…

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    How to Make the Creamiest Green Vegetable Risotto

    What sets risotto apart from other rice dishes is its creamy texture, achieved through the starchiness of the grains and a specific cooking technique. The dish is prepared by gradually…

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    Five Everyday Supermarket Fruits a Nutritionist Recommends for Better Health

    According to statistics, only a quarter of men and about three in ten women consume the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables each day. This is the minimum amount…

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    How to Make Pumpkin Millet Porridge with Dried Fruit

    The flesh of this autumn fruit is rich in potassium, magnesium, zinc, and vitamins A, C, E, K, and B. This low-calorie vegetable helps control weight, detoxifies the body, and…

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    Omega-3 vs. Omega-6 vs. Omega-9: Which fats you actually need

    Simple fats, or fatty acids, play a crucial role in the biological regulation of cell function. Omega-3 and omega-6 are polyunsaturated fatty acids that are vital for the human body…

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    How to Cure Red Fish at Home in 24 Hours

    To salt red fish, you need only salt and sugar. Rub the fillet with the mixture and wait for it to cure. Before you start, choose the type of fish.…

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    How Smart Is Your Dog? 5 Simple Tests You Can Try

    Everyone believes their furry friend is the smartest. Animal behavior experts have proposed a series of tests dog owners can use to assess their pet’s intelligence. If the results turn…

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    Ditch Bran and Skip Morning Sweets: Habits That Actually Help (and Hurt) Your Digestion

    Starting your day with sugar can be just as harmful to your body as consuming coarse fiber. Nutritionists have highlighted common food choices that can lead to digestive issues and…

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    Bell-Pepper Tomato Ketchup: A Simple Homemade Recipe

    Homemade ketchup with bell peppers is rich in antioxidants and fiber, which aid digestion and help you feel full longer. This nutritious condiment is a good source of potassium and…

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    How a 50,000-Year-Old Bison Ended Up in a Stew

    Attendees later recalled that ‘the taste of the stew was wonderful, and no one experienced any unpleasant sensations.’ IFLScience later retold the story of this unusual meal. In 1984, a…

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    Vinegar-Free Brown Tomato Salad for Winter

    This brown tomato salad is a delicious winter preserve that can be made with fresh or canned vegetables. The key ingredients in this recipe are brown or green tomatoes, bell…

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    Global warming could make the average person 25% poorer by 2100

    A new study reveals that by 2100, global warming could reduce the income of the average person on our planet by 24%. In other words, each of us could be…

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    Beyond Carrots: Everyday Foods That Protect Your Vision

    This is the view of leading British dietitian Emma Derbyshire, co-author of a new report focused on nutrition for eye health. She said that 74 percent of Britons do not…

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    Why You Overeat: 5 Common Patterns and How to Break Them

    In a recent study, researchers from Northwestern University in the U.S. identified five common patterns of overeating. Over the course of two weeks, the team monitored 60 adults with obesity…

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    Three Ways to Make Apple Cider at Home

    Cider is a lightly alcoholic sparkling drink with an alcohol content of 5–7% by volume (wines are stronger, at 10–12% by volume). Depending on the sugar content, ciders are classified…

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    How Kyivan Rus Jellied Meat — Aspic That Set Without Gelatin

    How did this ancient dish, known in the times of Kyivan Rus, differ from the aspic we know today? For starters, it was prepared by simmering meat for a very…

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    Tiramisu’s Secret Past: How a ‘Duke’s Soup’ Became a Global Dessert

    If tiramisu were a person, it would have fake passports, multiple versions of its biography, and an army of witnesses who can’t agree on where they first met it. The…

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    5 Foods You Should Always Thaw Before Cooking

    After a long day at work, many people want to whip up dinner as quickly as possible—and often reach for frozen food. However, experts warn that not all foods can…

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    Canned Winter Bean Salad: A Simple, Hearty Recipe

    You can make a winter bean salad vegetarian or add meat; a popular version uses chicken. Beans are filling on their own, especially when paired with fiber-rich vegetables. Let’s make…

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    When Potato Sacks Became Fashion: How Packaging Turned into Dresses

    The Birth of a Trend In the 1930s, the Great Depression swept across the United States, leaving many American families on the brink of survival. By 1933, when the economic…

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    Lost stronghold of the Lords of the Isles found on Islay

    on the remote island of Islay was the center of power for the mighty Lords of the Isles, who were closely tied to the MacDonald clan and ruled a significant…

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    Half a Teaspoon of Baking Soda Makes Juicy, Fluffy Cutlets

    The secret to tender, juicy homemade cutlets is an inexpensive pantry item — and you need only half a teaspoon for this recipe. To keep the cutlets from turning tough…

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    Thousands of Nanoplastics Found Inside Vegetables — What That Means for Your Food

    Researchers from the University of Plymouth have issued an urgent warning about the dangers of consuming vegetables. The issue is that scientists have discovered thousands of hazardous plastic particles in…

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    Zesty Homemade Lemon Pie with Whole-Lemon Filling

    This fruit, rich in vitamin C, boosts the immune system, fights viruses and bacteria, reduces inflammation, and has antioxidant properties that protect cells from damage. Lemons help the body absorb…

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    Hake Fish Cakes That Boost Immunity and Brain Health

    Hake meets all these criteria, putting it in a select group of fish to eat this fall: mackerel, sardines, cod, sea bass, and salmon. This low-calorie fish is rich in…

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    Sun on a Plate: How to Make Silky Pumpkin Cream Soup

    From our largest berry (in botanical terms), you can whip up delicious, fragrant, vibrant, and healthy soups, salads, cereals, side dishes, desserts, and drinks. In particular, pumpkin cream soup is…

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    Homemade Apple Ketchup: A Sweet Way to Use Imperfect Fruit

    Ketchup made from apples and tomatoes combines the vitamins and minerals of both fruits. Tomatoes are a good source of vitamins A and B, while apples provide fiber, antioxidants, and…

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