Perhaps this will help while away a few minutes as you wait for a new episode to drop. One question for each of this year’s 18 episodes. There will be prizes, but I want to try and ensure that they are things you actually want, so probably tokens or gift cards of some sort. You have until midnight GMT on 1 January 2024 to submit your entry
NB: I need an operational email to ensure I can tell you if you are a winner. That is all I will use it for.
A lichen, which has no taste of its own, contributes hugely to the flavour of many Indian dishes
A close look at more than 1000 varieties of maize solves a mystery about how the crop evolved from its wild relatives.
The available figures on honey adulteration are pretty alarming: 46% of samples in the EU, 100% of honey exported from the UK, more than a quarter of Australian samples “of questionable authenticity”. However, as Matt Phillpott pointed out in a recent episode of Eat This Podcast, one of the great difficulties honey poses is that […]
Why is honey the world’s third most-adulterated food? Because adulteration delivers profits.
