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EU Labs use groundbreaking "CRMs" to check pesticides in food

In partnership with The European Commission

The European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) is developing Certified Reference Materials (a “CRM”) to check pesticides in foods. A CRM is a measurement standard supporting laboratories to check the quality of their measurement methods.

USA

How much is too much processed or red meat?

Is red meat really that bad for you? Short answer: Yes, but there's more to it than that.

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Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay: "It's passion I think."

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Euronews' caught up with British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay about life, work and politics.

World News

Bad diets deadlier than smoking tobacco, warns new study

Almost 11 million people died in 2017 because of poor diets.

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USA

This extremely rare apple looks like something out of a fairy tale

It's absolutely stunning but is it real?

World News

EU fruit and vegetable consumption: how much does your country eat?

In 2017, around 1 in 4 people (27 %) ate fruit at least twice a day, according to a survey of the European Union (EU) population. A further 37 % of the EU population ate fruit once a day and the remaining 36 % ate fruit either less frequently or not at all during a typical week.

Earth News

What can artificial intelligence do about our food waste?

It can analyse it.

Italy

Fast food's 2,000-year-old ancestor unearthed in Pompeii

The frescoed counter served drinks and snacks including coarse bread with salty fish and lentils.

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Dubai's dynamic food scene sampled in Euronews' Taste

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We sample some of the culinary delights at the Dubai Food Festival, meet two critically-acclaimed British chefs and dine with the former chief of the Michelin Guide.

Norway

Watch: Europe's first underwater restaurant opens in Norway

Situated on the southern tip of Norway, the restaurant looks like a large concrete tube partly submerged in the North Sea. It is called Under, which also means "wonder" in Norwegian.

Spain

This competition thinks it's found the best recipe to cook on Mars

Contestants in a Spanish cooking competition had to come up with a dish that was both tasty but could also be transported to and prepared on the red planet.

Switzerland

What music should you play for your cheeseboard?

Cheese, it turns out, is a big fan of hip hop.

Italy

Sour grapes? Italian investigators uncover fraudulent balsamic vinegar

Italian authorities have seized millions of euros worth of crushed grapes used to make fraudulent wine products

Earth News

The revival of an elite bread from Sicily

We travel to ‘Italy's Barn’ where Tumminia is having a momentum

Taste

Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his Pan-Fried Salmon and Spring Risotto recipe

Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his 'Asparagus Spring Onion and Chive Rissotto' as his 'Pan-Fried Salmon Fillet' with Euronews' Taste.

Earth News

Caviar with compassion will revolutionise the delicacy

We take a look at the black caviar industry and find out how to produce this luxurious delicacy in sustainable ways.

France

World's biggest Nutella factory temporarily closed

Factory produces a quarter of all the world's Nutella.

United Kingdom

EU must back lab-grown meat to save the planet, researchers say

EU policymakers have been urged to shake up European diets by pouring public money into creating lab-grown meat as a viable mass-market alternative

Notes From The Usa

Mickey’s Dining Car: making 'America's best milkshakes' since 1939

In partnership with Brand USA

A typical Art Deco-styled American diner, Mickey’s prides itself on serving "the best pancakes in town and the best milkshakes in the country".

USA

New York restaurant lets diners fish for their own supper

Catch what you can: New York branch of Japanese restaurant Zuao lets customers fish for their own supper