food in the news

Junk food news (also known as junk news or junk journalism) is a sardonic term for news stories that deliver "sensationalized, personalized, and homogenized inconsequential trivia",
especially when such stories appear at the expense of serious investigative journalism. It implies a criticism of the mass media for disseminating news that, while not very nourishing, is "cheap to produce and profitable for media proprietors."

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  1. R

    Seafood export/import UK

    Really sorry if this is the wrong forum or indeed not a welcome discussion on this site but there are some knowledgeable people here who may has some informed observations. I just watched a tv show where Scottish langoustine, lobsters and crabs were being caught, the fishermen said 90% were...
  2. medtran49

    Artful sushi

    Did anybody else see this?
  3. epicuric

    Gordon, Gino and Fred's American adventure

    Watched the last episode of this yesterday, it was comedy gold. A road trip around Texas, taking in some foodie landmarks, fishing, BBQ joints and a rodeo. Not sure if it's available overseas (ITV hub), but it's well worth a watch.
  4. Saranak

    Preserving food.

    Ciao a tutti, Give the situation I think it may have use to share ways to preserve foods. Sun dry in UK is not option but we can use vinegars, oils and honey. Any way that stop bacteria growing. I know we have freezer but what happen when freezer full or electric goes off? For many century honey...
  5. Z

    Self Isolation Supplies

    Well, the Corona Virus is upon us to a greater or lesser extent, and one of the methods for controlling it is self isolation for two weeks Now, I'm not in favour of panic buying and hoarding, however the situation may be forced on us whether we like it or not, either as individuals or the...
  6. C

    How would you like a steak from this steer?

    If you could afford it. The Fort Worth Stock Show is a world-class event for the cattle crowd. This one set a new record. https://www.wfaa.com/article/life/animals/grand-champion-steer-cupid-shuffle-sells-for-record-300k/287-7c712e13-3768-4a0c-b848-51eab09add8f CD
  7. Morning Glory

    How do you like your Weetabix?

    Well - maybe you don't like Weetabix at all - but if you do, tell us how you eat it. In the UK, the promotion 'Any-Which-Way-A-Bix' invites photographs of favourite ways to eat the cereal. Since the prize for the 'best' is £10,000, I thought it worth a punt to make a few entries. So any...
  8. Wyshiepoo

    Friend on WHYY

    One of my online friends was recently featured on WHYY (whatever that is). He took over the household cooking several years ago as his missus has MS and flare ups mean she has difficulty moving around at times. He really got into the cooking lark and last year he did some kind of recipe a day...
  9. Windigo

    The world food top 50 according to CNN

    Your pick: World's 50 best foods So the number one dish of the world according to CNN is Indonesian beef Rendang. As a Dutch person with Indonesian roots this fills me with joy, I love rendang. However as a Dutch person I am also a little sad that we are not represented on this list at all...
  10. B

    State classics?

    Have recipes that originated from your state remained as a popular food choice even today?
  11. Dive Bar Casanova

    Broguiere's Dairy Reopens.

    Broguiere's. One of my earliest childhood memories were the drive up dairies and my mom hosting a neighborhood tea party for the Queen's Coronation on TV. Only one Drive up Dairy left in the Southern Calif area that I know of. It survived because of the outstanding milks/creams (plural), eggnog...
  12. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Onion Skin Ash

    What's she talking about? Well, hubby sent me a link about it because I collect and store all of our onion skins, red or brown, to use as a natural dye for my spinning. It produces a lovely rich bronze colour and saves me walking to the compost heap every time I cut up an onion. However, it...
  13. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Is your cup of tea killing you?

    This makes for an interesting, if alarming, read. Plastic tea bags are releasing billions of microplastics into your tea - Geographical Magazine And ties in with this article (New evidence points to microplastics’ toxic impact on the human body - Geographical Magazine), also regarding...
  14. Morning Glory

    RIP Good Food Channel!

    This is quite a blow and came without warning. I watch(ed) this channel all the time. Its what I have on all day to dip in and out of. Today, without warning, it has been taken over by Food Network whose content is not generally anywhere near as good (it often seems to show back to back US...
  15. Morning Glory

    The biggest UK vegan food launches 2019

    The Independent newspaper reports on the the rising trend of veganism in the UK: With the number of vegans in the UK soaring to more than 3.5m in the past few years, following a plant-based diet has never been more trendy. Numerous brands have taken note of the rising interest in veganism and...
  16. CraigC

    Gilroy Garlic Festival Ends With Tragedy

    More senseless killing at another festival.:mad: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/multiple-victims-reported-possible-shooting-gilroy-garlic-festival-n1035546
  17. rascal

    RIP Margaret Fulton

    daughter txt me last night, margaret passed away yesterday. I love her books, I use the Indian cooking book all the time, in fact there's one next to me right now. Thoughts with her family to this great woman.:( Russ
  18. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Waitrose trials bulk foods without packaging

    I showed this news article today about Waitrose trying to ditch plastic and get shoppers to bring their own containers for dried food and the likes. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/take-your-own-tubs-in-waitrose-trial-to-wean-shoppers-off-plastic-fm6p2c5sh It's fantastic news but it seems...
  19. Morning Glory

    Screw-cap or cork?

    Whether you’re a casual wine drinker or you consider yourself more of a connoisseur, chances are you have your opinions about screw-cap bottles. There is a stigma associated with wines carrying screw caps, or twist-off tops, probably because they were originally used to seal wines on the less...
  20. Yorky

    Jamie Oliver

    True or not? https://www.theguardian.com/food/2019/may/21/jamie-oliver-jobs-administrators-restaurants-jamies-italian?fbclid=IwAR2KFdTOQgHNjKUW5RHYQ69IWC-k5M7naZMmSHRZKO1qmWF2fwooppScXd4
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