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Lab-grown burgers tipped to replace farm-grown
The pioneer of the world's first lab-grown burger expects cultured meat to eventually replace traditionally-farmed beef.
The rise of low-alcohol beer
Lower alcohol beer sales are expected to reach record numbers this summer thanks to changing consumer habits.
KFC ditches Pepsi for Coke
Fast food chain swaps soft drinks supplier as part of transformation programme.
Audrey Young: Regional wine register uncorked
Area labelling is sure to be extended in the upcoming free trade talks with the European Union, writes Audrey Young.
Feta debate likely in trade talks
NZ cheesemakers are expecting the EU to fight for name protections for geographically specialised products when negotiations begin for free trade.
Bar review: The Jefferson
The Jefferson boasts so many whiskies it can't contain them all on a menu.
Niki Bezzant: Hamming up the smoke signals
Unfortunately, the headlines are confusing the point. Yes, smoking and bacon have the same classification. But that does not mean our risk of cancer from bacon and smoking is the same.
Bar review: OKO Dessert Kitchen
The perfect spot for an after-dinner treat or wines pre-show at The Civic or Town Hall.
Coconut-oil fans shrug off criticism
Health Ministry advises striking coconut-oil from recipes for good of our arteries.
Avoid bacon and sausages... they're as bad as cigarettes
Britons should try to avoid bacon, sausages and other cured meats altogether as they are as big a cancer threat as cigarettes, experts have warned.
The Italian way (+recipes)
Family comes first when it comes to eating. And no matter whether it's Maketu or Amalfi, simple is best.
Myth of microwave debunked
Food myths are everywhere. Niki Bezzant investigates if some of those claims are true.
Is there life after MasterChef?
Is there life after MasterChef? Well there certainly has been for best-selling cookbook author Chelsea Winter, discovers Greg Dixon.
Big Mac served with bite taken out of it
Auckland woman slams McDonald's for "disgusting'' customer service after receiving a burger she had paid for with a bite taken out of it.
Coca-Cola NZ: 'No single fix for obesity'
Coca-Cola Amatil NZ, the local unit of the world's biggest beverage company, has praised Health Minister Jonathan Coleman's plans to combat childhood obesity.
Moa narrows loss on better margins, bigger volumes
Moa Group said its first-half loss narrowed after the listed beer company lifted the volume and value of sales and improved its gross margin.
Japanese man reviews over 5000 types of ramen to find the perfect one
So far, Yamamoto has reviewed 5653 types of instant noodles through texts and videos offering details as he goes.
Does tipping mean more great restaurants?
Debate in the US is growing - does tipping lead to fewer good restaurants?
France: In food heaven
A river cruise through the rich dairy country of Normandy has Pamela Wade all at C.
So hungry you could eat a whale?
You can still order a minke steak in Norway, a fact that upsets some locals, writes Grant Bradley.
Italy to open its first ever Starbucks
Italy is bracing for an invasion of caramel frappuccinos, skinny soy mochas and cinnamon dolce lattes amid reports that Starbucks is to open its first outlets in Milan.
How I gave up alcohol and got a life
Since her early teens, Hannah Betts drank - to party, to console herself, to get through the day. Here, one year sober, she recounts her battle with the bottle.
Stars chart way to healthy brekkie
Three major companies work on reducing salt and sugar and increasing fibre to gain better ratings.