Culture news Campari to raise Aperol prices in 2022 to offset surging costs Fan of Aperol Spritz? Bad news. Expect to see your sunshine go-to cost a little bit more next year. 27/10/2021
The Kitchen Chef Julien Gautier's brioche with pink pralines recipe | The Kitchen The star dessert from the city of Lyon has one key pink ingredient: French praline 22/10/2021
Culture news Want to try somewhere new for dinner? Ask Attenborough... Almost half of all Brits would let the famed natural historian sway them to a new restaurant choice - even more so than the Queen. 22/10/2021
Culture news Which are Europe's cheapest and most expensive cities for eating out? Head south for lunch on a budget, head north if you have deep pockets. Find out where your city ranks. 21/10/2021
Food and Drink Inside London's Theatre Royal: Bringing sticky, decadent afternoon tea One of London's oldest theatres has launched a new afternoon tea menu taking inspiration from Regency-era dining - expect meaty pies and custard filled buns. 20/10/2021
The Kitchen Nino Mosca's five-Ps autumn pasta dish | The Kitchen In the Neapolitan dialect, pumpkin is called Cocozza (from Latin Cucutia) and there is a variety called Zucca Lunga Napoletana (Cucozza Zuccarina, in dialect) which has a characteristic sweet and musky taste. 20/10/2021
Green News Euroviews. I tried the new McPlant burger and 'it just tastes great' My verdict on McDonald’s first-ever vegan meat burger, which launched in over 250 outlets in the UK this month. 20/10/2021
Lifestyle Poo found in an Austrian mine shows we ate blue cheese 2,700 years ago Having analysed the DNA in the preserved excrement, scientists were surprised to find Europeans were making blue cheese nearly 3,000 years ago. 14/10/2021
Culture news Prima döner: Meet the Michelin star chef making kebabs in Manchester Inspired by Berlin street food and rave culture, Michelin-starred chef Brad Carter has put his own unique twist on the döner kebab. 13/10/2021
Culture news Roquefort makers feeling blue over nutri system that 'defies heritage' The Nutri-Score is based on five letters and a color code, according to the nutritional quality of each foodstuff. The Nutri-Score of 90% of cheeses, including Roquefort, is D and E - the least nutritious. 12/10/2021
The Kitchen Thomas Lemaire's recipe for smoked salmon tart & herbs| The Kitchen "Herbs are an important part of the history of French gastronomy," says Lyon chef Thomas Lemaire. "Everything is always better with a few herbs." 12/10/2021
The Kitchen Barbra Streisand inspires Nino Mosca's pasta recipe | The Kitchen Chef Nino Mosca shares with The Kitchen his recipe for Tagliolini in Salsa di Pomodoro Ciliegino, a much-loved dish of his, commissioned and inspired by American superstar Barbra Streisand. 11/10/2021
Food and Drink Copenhagen's Noma is named the best restaurant in the world for 2021 It was a one-two for Copenhagen, as Geranium was chosen as the second-best restaurant in the world in the World's 50 Best Restaurants 2021. 05/10/2021
Green News Babies are full of microplastics, new research shows When comparing stool samples between babies and adults, scientists found up to 15 times more microplastics. 01/10/2021
Nature The great wall of bees: Watch China’s daredevil beekeepers in action Beekeepers in China’s Shennongjia Nature Reserve have to clamber on top of their hives on a vertical cliff face to collect honey. 30/09/2021
Living Snack attack: Is climate change going to kill your favourite food? Prepare to say goodbye to crucial snacks and treats as the planet’s climate shifts in the coming years. 27/09/2021
Eco-Innovation Are these AI robots going to replace farmers? Farming with AI-powered robots could be the next big thing in sustainable food production and the idea already has Bill Gates' support. 26/09/2021
Nature The future of sustainable food looks more blue than green New research shows that food sourced from our lakes and oceans could help tackle climate change and malnutrition. 25/09/2021
The Kitchen French Chef Thomas Lemaire's recipe for Zucchini and goat cheese soup Lyon's Thomas Lemaire's shows us that you don't have to be complicated to make dishes that really speak to people. A former cooking teacher at the prestigious culinary school Institut Paul Bocuse, Lemaire says he looks for recipes that speak to people, without seeking to be complicated. 24/09/2021
The Kitchen Chef Andrés Sandoval's Caribbean Ceviche with mango recipe Lyon based Venezuelan chef Chef Andrés Sandoval shares with The Kitchen his unique Ceviche recipe. The dish makes a tricolore of his traditional french culinary education at Paul Bocuse, his Caribbean upbringing and Latin spices fascination. 24/09/2021