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Agonising pain for food poisoning victims
Those affected by a food poisoning epidemic which has been linked to foods including lettuce and carrots have described a severely painful and at times paralysing experience.
Want healthy pasta? Reheat it
BBC prgramme Trust Me, I'm a Doctor has discovered the process reduces the rise in blood glucose making the carbohydrate much healthier.
Choc milk a hot commodity
Fans of a new "artisan" chocolate milk have been waiting at supermarkets around the North Island to snap it up within minutes of its delivery from a northern Waikato farm.
World's most expensive foods
Feeling flush with cash and want to impress your mates by shouting them a meal? We've got five of the most expensive meals in the world to please your palate.
Three reasons cider rules in summer (+WIN!)
We visit New Zealand's largest dedicated cidery in Nelson to find out the best things about this beverage which is slowly catching up to beer as the preferred alcohol of choice this summer.
'No pink slime in our burgers'
McDonald’s goes on myth-busting offensive and invites cameras into its burger factory for the first time.
Judging our best sausages
The annual Devro New Zealand Sausage competition took place in Auckland today. Catherine Smith, a judge at the prestigious event, shares the experience.
Small cider maker crosses Ditch
A cider made from New Zealand fruit by a fledgling north Auckland brewery is gaining international accolades as the drink rises in popularity here.
NZ restaurants make top global list
The massive foodie tome, 1001 Restaurants You Must Experience Before You Die, has just been released. Among the featured eateries are a dozen of NZ's best.
A wine cellar for under $100
Wine cellars are the stuff of every wine lover’s dreams and it is possible to create a good one on a shoestring budget, writes Joelle Thomson.
Vege out on greens (+recipes)
Fresh, seasonal veges should take pride of place on our plates.
Wine: Try something new
Always on the lookout for something new, different or on it’s way to achieving cult status? Here are three wines that fit that brief ...
Review: The Good Home, Birkenhead
A revamped North Shore eatery sticks to familiar territory on the menu but with mixed results.
Discipline key to living on nothing
Five days of tinned vegetables, lean meals and no snacks are over for Petra Bagust's family who joined thousands of Kiwis voluntarily living below the poverty line this week.
Peter Bromhead: Toxin could improve trout
Learning recently that the Department of Conservation had warned freshwater anglers not to eat their catch,my immediate response was that the deadly toxin might improve the taste.
Ooh la la! Top cafe's secret? Its staff
The chef and owner of a New Zealand restaurant named one of the world's best fine dining eateries says he couldn't have done it without his "amazing" staff.
NZ makes global top 5 fine dining list
A New Zealand restaurant has been voted in the top five best fine-dining establishments in the world.
All you need to know about oil
Do we need another expensive oil in the pantry? And if so, what on earth do we use it for? Delaney Mes explains.
Inside Toast Martinborough
Life & Style Editor Nicky Park shares her insider tips for making the most of Toast Martinborough ahead of ticket sales for this year's food and wine festival.
Top five yum cha spots in Auckland
With delicious yum cha, the buffet comes to you. Nicky Park picks her favourite Auckland spots.