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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.
Make the most of asparagus season
The asparagus season is short and sweet, so make the most of it.
Wine: Three stunning proseccos
If your Bellini-making skills aren't up to scratch (hey, getting the right ratio of prosecco to peach puree can be a chore), then ditch the extras and stick with the sparkling. Where these three stunners are concerned, less is most definitely more.
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.
'Natural' meringues hiding artificial ingredients
One of my favourite desserts is a sort of Eton mess where you bash up some meringues and sprinkle them over icecream and strawberries or fresh fruit.
Brunch review: The Botanist
The menu is the sort that makes you want to return again and again, just so that you can try everything.
Stars chart way to healthy brekkie
Three major companies work on reducing salt and sugar and increasing fibre to gain better ratings.
Empty-nesters' junk food diet
Millions of older parents lapse into an unhealthy lifestyle after their children leave home - because they don't have to set an example any more.
Otago firefighters' hunger foiled as pies hit hot spot
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, so they say. But what about when life gives you 100ha fires? ''Fire pies,'' rural firefighter Will McBeth said. After a hard morning turning over a scorched hillside near Dunback with shovels and a digger, the firefighters of the Glenorchy Volunteer Rural Fire Force tucked into a pastry-lined lunch cooked in the hot earth. Source: ODT
Mmmm! Fire pies
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, so they say. But what about when life gives you 100ha fires?
1/3 of vegetarians eat meat when drunk
Late-night Maccas runs and kebab stops prove too tempting for some, claims survey.
Whip up some food for sharing
Find all your favourite bits from today's Bite magazine online.
Five of the best spices
Sid Sahrawat's modern Indian restaurant, Cassia, in Auckland's Fort Lane, draws on his cultural heritage growing up in India, as well as his flair for flavour and passion for New Zealand products.
Cloudy Bay celebrates its 30th vintage wine
One mouthful is all it took and the Marlborough sauvignon blanc legend was born. By Joelle Thomson.
From a single vineyard grew a family dynasty
For 100 years, the Babich family have stayed true to the ideals of their patriarch.
Niki Bezzant: Downsize your plates and your waist
Portion creep is partly driven by marketing: we perceive a larger serve to be better value.
Restaurant review: Beirut, Auckland CBD
As recently as the 1970s, Beirut was where Europe and Asia met and danced in the streets. The great writer James Morris wrote in the
Teams at war in MKR kitchen
The second season of My Kitchen Rules New Zealand debuts tomorrow night. Living talked to two Group One teams.