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The food news category of The European Times indulges your appetite for the latest in European cuisine. Discover emerging food trends, innovations, and traditions that shape the diverse culinary landscape across the continent. Our food journalists provide mouthwatering reporting from local markets to Michelin-starred restaurants. Learn tips and recipes from top chefs, stay up-to-date on food policy issues, and plan your next gastronomic adventure with our definitive coverage of European food culture.

Food

What is food neophobia – the fear of trying new dishes

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Everyone has heard of anorexia and bulimia. But these eating disorders are far from the only ones. There are people around the world who can only eat certain colored foods. Still others are addicted to...
Food

The EU Court of Justice has ruled that sausage and schnitzel may not be made from meat

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European Union countries cannot generally ban the use of terms such as "schnitzel" or "sausage" for plant-based alternatives, the Court of Justice of the European Union (EU) ruled, DPA reported in early October. Euroleaders with...
Food

2024 Non-GMO industry calls for transparency and fair cooperation throughout the whole value chain

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Frankfurt/Main, More than 160 representatives from a thriving international Non-GMO industry and leading European associations from 23 countries and four continents met on 7th and 8th October 2024 at the ‘International Non-GMO Summit 2024’ in Frankfurt. Operators across the...
Food

Why chocolate should not be given to dogs

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Chocolate is a favorite delicacy for people, but for cats and dogs it is a real poison, writes the magazine " Sciences et Avenir" and explains why pets should not be "pampered" with chocolate...
Africa

Why Namibia plans to kill over 700 wild animals

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Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to people struggling to feed themselves due to a severe drought in South Africa, the environment ministry has ruled. The culling...
Food

Beer, but warm – it helps the kidneys

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Is it true that beer is good for the kidneys? Beer is associated with entertainment, evening gatherings and relaxation. At the same time, many myths and claims accompany this popular drink, including claims that...
Food

Has obesity among children in the UK decreased since the introduction of the “sugar” tax

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More than 47,000 tonnes of sugar have been removed from soft drinks alone in the UK since the authorities introduced a two-tier system of additional taxation on them in 2018. Their producers were obliged...
Food

The benefits of bee-polen – the food that gives us everything we need

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The pollen originates from those parts of the plant that are particularly important for the development of the plant species. Therefore, it contains substances of high biological value. Its composition varies greatly depending on...
Food

Why cucumbers grow crooked

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An expert from the Union of Gardeners in Russia reveals the secret Olga Voronova, an expert from the Union of Gardeners in Russia, explained why cucumbers can grow crooked. The first reason why cucumbers grow crooked...
Food

Human Rights Crisis: EU Rebukes Israeli Proposal to Starve Gaza Civilians

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In a rebuke highlighting the European Union's dedication to humanitarian values and international law the EU High Representative expressed serious concern about the controversial comments made by Israeli Finance Minister, Bezalel Smotrich at the...
Economy

European Commission Probes Delivery Hero and Glovo for Potential Anticompetitive Practices

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In a bold move to safeguard competition in the burgeoning online food delivery market, the European Commission has launched a formal antitrust investigation into two of Europe's largest food delivery companies, Delivery Hero and...
Animals

Denmark introduces €100 per cow ‘carbon emissions’ tax

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Denmark to charge farmers €100 per cow with first agricultural carbon tax A front-page article in the Financial Times said Denmark is introducing the world's first agricultural carbon tax, "which will see farmers charged almost...
Food

How To Meal Prep Like A Pro For A Week Of Healthy Eating

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There's no denying the benefits of meal prepping - it saves you time, money, and ensures you make healthy choices throughout the week. To meal prep like a pro, start by planning your meals,...
Food

10 Ways To Sneak More Vegetables Into Your Diet

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Sneaking extra veggies into your diet can be a game-changer for your overall health. Are you looking for clever tips to incorporate more greens and colors into your meals without sacrificing taste? Check out...
Food

Culinary Adventures – Sampling Europe's Best Food And Drink This Summer

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Most adventurous foodies dream of exploring Europe's culinary scene. From savoring flaky croissants in Paris to indulging in gelato in Rome, the continent offers a tantalizing array of flavors and dishes waiting to be...
Food

Easy And Nutritious Snack Ideas To Keep You On Track

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Overwhelmed by unhealthy temptations? Don't fret, dear reader! With these easy and nutritious snack ideas, staying on track with your health goals is a breeze. From protein-packed options to fresh and colorful choices, there's...
Food

How To Meal Prep Like A Pro For A Week Of Healthy Eating

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There's no denying the benefits of meal prepping - it saves you time, money, and ensures you make healthy choices throughout the week. To meal prep like a pro, start by planning your meals,...
Food

A cup of coffee keeps a memory for forty years (Turkish proverb)

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A world-renowned drink and an invaluable element of Turkish hospitality and friendship, Turkish coffee was inscribed in 2013 on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and December 5 was declared World Turkish Coffee...
Food

4 reasons why red wine is no longer healthy

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Scientists and doctors have considered red wine to be healthy for years. A study linked moderate alcohol consumption – defined as one drink or less per day for women and two or less per...
Food

Why does a glass of red wine cause a headache?

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A glass of red wine causes a headache, which can be caused by a variety of factors, one of the main culprits being histamines. Histamines are natural compounds found in wine, and red wine,...
Food

What is tomato juice good for?

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One of the most commonly consumed fruits is the tomato, which we often think of as a vegetable. The tomatoes juice is wonderful, we can add other vegetable juices
Food

Why do we get sleepy after eating?

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Have you heard the term “food coma”? Did you know that feeling sleepy after eating can be a sign of illness?
Food

Bay leaf tea – do you know what it helps for?

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Tea has a long journey from China, where, according to legend, its history began in 2737 BC. through tea ceremonies in Japan, where tea was imported by Buddhist monks who traveled to China, to...
Food

What are the indispensable benefits of roasted garlic

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Everyone is aware of the benefits of garlic. This vegetable protects us from the flu by strengthening our immune system. It is recommended to consume it regularly, especially during the winter months. But what...
Food

Morning coffee raises the levels of this hormone

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Russian gastroenterologist Dr. Dilyara Lebedeva says that morning coffee can provoke a surge in one hormone - cortisol. Harm from Caffeine, as the doctor noted, causes stimulation of the nervous system. Such stimulation can...
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