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Eating this simple vege twice a week could 'cut cancer risk'
Eating broccoli twice a week could lower the risk of cancer, type-two diabetes and heart disease, scientists suggest.
Eating broccoli twice a week could lower the risk of cancer, type-two diabetes and heart disease, scientists suggest.
Carting around a water bottle all day may not be doing you much good.
Bored with the red, white and pink options in the wine chiller? A Spanish company may have the solution for you: blue wine.
Naples, New Lynn-style: A mix of tradition and some extras hits the spot.
COMMENT: Give this one a miss if you're looking for a sweet treat for your child on a shopping trip and go for something a little more natural.
A peninsula eatery has potential once glitches are sorted out.
Steve Braunias has made it his mission to eat at each of the 55 food joints along the "soul-destroying" Lincoln Rd out in West Auckland. Will he survive?
Steve Braunias: The man who ate Lincoln Rd finds miserable noodles but friendly service at La Porchetta.
The limited edition meal boxes come with a pre-charged USB plug.
Some farmers are seeing sales drop as customers want prepared foods more than produce.
Tourists in Beijing will no longer be able to indulge their adventurous palate and sample scorpions, centipedes or other insect delicacies
A peek inside the secret innovation lab at British drinks giant Diageo.
The Better Drinks Co has taken a $42.3m impairment to write off all of its goodwill, resulting in an annual loss.
There are more calories in your drinks than you think.
Kim Knight takes a seat alongside the moneyed and hungry at Auckland Art Gallery.
Sometimes it's the simplest of things that can warm you up and transport you back to your childhood. Funnily for us, mince does just that.
COMMENT: It's men's health month, time to turn our attention to the not-so-great health statistics of our menfolk.
These three will warm your cockles without overheating your wallet ...
A few words with model, actor and restaurateur Geeling Ching.
Spelling errors apart, there's more to a restaurant's menu than meets the eye, writes Peter Calder.
Yvonne Lorkin on the science of wine and food and how to have a sensational sensory experience rather than a car crash in your mouth.
A favourite capital roastery and cafe makes its mark in Newmarket.
COMMENT: This is a very aromatic, intense and spicy meal, so if you like Indian food then you'll probably love these.