Britain Drinks The Most
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UK Cancer Rates to Rise Faster Among Women Than Men
The most common cancers in Britain are breast, prostate, lung and bowel, accounting for 53 percent of new cases annually.
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For London's Food and Wine Businesses, Brexit has a Bitter Taste
food and wine businesses that rely on the free movement of goods and workers within the European Union has been badly hit by Britain's vote to leave.
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5 Yummy British Dishes You Must Try Post-Brexit
Britain is a place of comfort foods, the dishes are mostly non-fuss and the emphasis is always on enhancing the natural flavours - perhaps this is why a lot of their food is so flavourful.
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Good Beer Guide 2015 Shows UK Has Most Breweries Per Head of Population
Guide published by Camra reveals there are 1,285 breweries operating in Britain and real ale is popular with younger drinkersThe UK now boasts more breweries per head of the population than any other country in the world, according to a new consumer...
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Eggplants: The Round Friend to Everyone
Some eggplants actually do look like eggs - small, white, ovoid. Hence their name in English-speaking North America. Yet most of the world uses other monikers. Over in Britain, they are aubergines (in France, too, of course). Italians call them melanzane,...
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Breakfast: too early for culinary innovation?
Voting has opened in the search to find Britain's most innovative breakfast. But how far-out do you want breakfast to get? Do you crave curry, steak or Levantine lahma for breakfast? Or is it just too early in the morning?Citizens of Britain, it is time...
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Filter coffee: the return of a has-bean
Once the most unfashionable of coffee serves, filter coffee is making a comeback in trendy cafes and even Wetherspoons. Is it time to ditch the soy latte?Wetherspoon pubs and Britain's third-wave coffee shops don't have a lot in common, but, collectively,...
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How to Eat: Biscuits
What is the point of fig rolls? Is a Club really a biscuit? To dunk or not to dunk? How to Eat puts the kettle on, sits down and has a biscuit (or three) Biscuits. Tea and biscuits. It is arguably Britain's most significant food and drink ritual, and...
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UK drinks the most, India the least
Indians drink the least in the world, with just 27 per cent ever having a tipple - compared with the international average of 71 per cent, says a survey. The survey found that Britons, from whom Indians imbibed their taste for a drink, are the booziest people - around 84 per cent are drinkers, way ahead of the lowest ranking, India.The survey found...
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UK Cancer Rates to Rise Faster Among Women Than Men
The most common cancers in Britain are breast, prostate, lung and bowel, accounting for 53 percent of new cases annually.
-
For London's Food and Wine Businesses, Brexit has a Bitter Taste
food and wine businesses that rely on the free movement of goods and workers within the European Union has been badly hit by Britain's vote to leave.
-
5 Yummy British Dishes You Must Try Post-Brexit
Britain is a place of comfort foods, the dishes are mostly non-fuss and the emphasis is always on enhancing the natural flavours - perhaps this is why a lot of their food is so flavourful.
-
Good Beer Guide 2015 Shows UK Has Most Breweries Per Head of Population
Guide published by Camra reveals there are 1,285 breweries operating in Britain and real ale is popular with younger drinkersThe UK now boasts more breweries per head of the population than any other country in the world, according to a new consumer...
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Eggplants: The Round Friend to Everyone
Some eggplants actually do look like eggs - small, white, ovoid. Hence their name in English-speaking North America. Yet most of the world uses other monikers. Over in Britain, they are aubergines (in France, too, of course). Italians call them melanzane,...
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Breakfast: too early for culinary innovation?
Voting has opened in the search to find Britain's most innovative breakfast. But how far-out do you want breakfast to get? Do you crave curry, steak or Levantine lahma for breakfast? Or is it just too early in the morning?Citizens of Britain, it is time...
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Filter coffee: the return of a has-bean
Once the most unfashionable of coffee serves, filter coffee is making a comeback in trendy cafes and even Wetherspoons. Is it time to ditch the soy latte?Wetherspoon pubs and Britain's third-wave coffee shops don't have a lot in common, but, collectively,...
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How to Eat: Biscuits
What is the point of fig rolls? Is a Club really a biscuit? To dunk or not to dunk? How to Eat puts the kettle on, sits down and has a biscuit (or three) Biscuits. Tea and biscuits. It is arguably Britain's most significant food and drink ritual, and...
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UK drinks the most, India the least
Indians drink the least in the world, with just 27 per cent ever having a tipple - compared with the international average of 71 per cent, says a survey. The survey found that Britons, from whom Indians imbibed their taste for a drink, are the booziest people - around 84 per cent are drinkers, way ahead of the lowest ranking, India.The survey found...
