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Naturally blue food is rare and we don’t have an automatic appetite response to the colour. Some weight loss plans use this to suggest serving food on a blue plate, using a blue light in the fridge or even colouring food. You can cook Salmon in the...

The research found that over half of Millennials’ visits are to quick-service restaurants, 9% to full-service restaurants, 9% to pubs and 29% to other channels. Over half (58%) are also more likely to choose a chain when eating out than the average...

The money saved by the companies and its employees was donated to the charity to support its efforts across the industry. Participants were also encouraged to pose for a #SandwichSelfie and post their pictures on social media. Luxury Hotels including...

People who are allergic to Brazil nuts have a unique problem: it’s the only allergic reaction known to be sexually transmissible. In other words, the semen of a man who has eaten brazils can trigger an allergic response if a sexual partner of his has...

The report by accountancy firm KPMG has found that 90% of bar staff, 85% of waiters and waitresses and 80% of kitchen and catering assistants earn below the Living Wage. Overall, 5.84 million workers are paid less than the Living Wage, equating to 23...

The evening will take place on January 15th 2016 and all profits from ticket sales will be reinvested into the charity’s work to reduce the reoffending rates of ex-offenders through the provision of accredited City & Guilds NVQ training and...

The research, conducted by CV-Library, also found that 70% of workers in the hospitality sector feel overworked, whilst 8.7% admitted to not knowing how to deal with stress. Lee Biggins, founder and managing director of CV-Library, said: “It’s...

Hospitality Action’s EAP is a workplace programme designed to support employees to identify and resolve concerns and issues that may affect job performance. Michael Rabone, head of HR for the Rick Stein Group, said: “As our family business grows, our...

Mary Poppins wasn’t far off when she sang about a spoonful of sugar helping the medicine go down, as sugar was once the chosen medicine for ailments of the eye. Sugary sweets would be ground up and blown into the patients eye. The act of eating a...