Outside a convenience store in Kansas, I got talking to a man eating a “Midwest breakfast ... I enquired, somewhat sheepishly, revealing my twee British sensibilities.

We import 61 percent of the apples we eat, despite having the conditions to grow them ourselves. The UK produces around 55 percent of the food it consumes (in terms of value), according to the ...

When it comes to food, visiting another country is not only a treat for our tastebuds, but also a chance to break poor British eating habits and adopt some new, often more healthy approaches to ...

What if inflation has had a lasting impact on British consumer habits? At least ... However, this does not mean that the British will eat out less after the high-inflation period.

Instead, one of its first signs is obsessive or repetitive behaviour, which can manifest in eating habits. According to a specialised article from the International School for Advanced Studies ...