A Salty Gut Is An Unhappy Gut
Salt fiends beware! If you’re anything like me, you might have thought that not having a sweet tooth would spare […]
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New Glimpse Into A World Without Coffee
The last time we looked at the future of coffee, it was pretty bleak. Coffee is often termed the “Goldilocks” of
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A “Mouldy” Meat Alternative Harnesses Ancient Fermenting Science
The people who develop meat alternatives have been thinking further and further outside the box recently. But until encountering this week’s topic, I hadn’t yet
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A Cheesy Controversy – Vegan For The Win?
The cheese world is in a tizzy recently, and it’s opened up another huge debate about what ineffable qualities make
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Fish Food For Thought
We are a household (and company!) of seafood fans – a type of food that, while delicious, is rife with sustainability problems up and
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Python: The Other, Other White Meat
As we’ve seen in this space before, humans are looking at a variety of meat replacements, many for sustainability reasons. But this is the
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Mould Mutation May Threaten Cheese
We at DFC love our cheeses – especially the more flavourful varieties, like blue cheeses, and bries. But, as a new analysis from Vox outlines,
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A Different Kind of Greenhouse Gas Crisis
As I write this, I’m sipping on a soda water – a luxury our friends Down Under don’t have right
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A Cheese of a Different Colour
Here is some fun news that will brighten up the winter days: Researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed
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Coffee, Tea, or Wine? The Future of the Airport/Vineyard Hybrid
I’ve been through my fair share of regional airports in my lifetime, but they all blur together in my mind