News Copy More than half of Brits would rather eat a takeaway than go to a Michelin starred restaurant, it has emerged. Researchers who carried out a detailed study found a large percentage prefer the option of sinking into the sofa and ordering grub after a long day at work instead of dining at a ‘pretentious’ a la carte eatery. …
News Copy – By Rob Knight Getting the kids dressed, making sure they’ve cleaned their teeth and separating them from their mobiles are among the biggest early morning stresses, according to parents. Researchers who polled 1,800 mums and dads with children aged five to 11, found one fifth consider breakfast to be the ‘trickiest’ time of day. Other early morning …
News Copy – By Emma Elsworthy A fifth of British children have no idea that apples grow on trees, a study has found. Researchers polling 1,000 kids aged six to 12 found many are clueless about where their fruit really comes from. So much so, half of kids don’t know that blackcurrants grow on bushes and a further six in …
– WITH INFOGRAPHIC By Rob Knight A fifth of new mums put their healthy diets on hold – but only until their kids are old enough to eat with them, according to a study. Having watched what they eat before giving birth, the sleepless nights, constant feeding and regular nappy changes take their toll on what new mums …
– By Jack Peat Brits are struggling to make the switch to a vegan diet because they are not getting the backing of their friends and family, research has revealed. Almost half of Brits have attempted a more vegan diet for health benefits but most struggle to last more than THREE months. Three quarters said they would have …
– By Astrid Hall Harlie Haycox has become one of Britain’s youngest entrepreneurs after launching a restaurant – at the age of 11. The super smart schoolgirl came up with everything from the menu to the décor, the branding and the music after being inspired to start-up Harlie’s Diner by her serial entrepreneur and investor dad, Matt Haycox. …
The average Brit will start their pre-holiday health kick 53 days before the jet off, a study has found. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found a total of 33 hours and seven minutes will be spent getting into shape ahead of their getaway. And a whopping seven in 10 intend to shed weight in time for the …
One in three Brits turn to baking to help them unwind after a busy day at work, it has emerged. Researchers found as well as being a pleasurable pastime for many, others don an apron and get stuck into mixing, stirring and piping to ease stress levels. The survey of 2,000 amateur bakers also found two thirds of …
FAILED FRUITS WITH VIDEO – By James Gale Millions of Brits can’t identify everyday fruit and veg, a study has found – with four in ten even mistaking an apple for a MANGO. A poll of 2,000 UK adults also found more than 70 per cent could not tell a tangerine from an orange or clementine. Similarly, one …
– By Emma Elsworthy The average Brit rates their Christmas dinner making skills as a modest seven out of 10, a study found. Researchers found a large percentage of the nation struggle to perfect turkey and all the trimmings, with getting everything done on time the biggest issue. Around one in ten usually end up cremating the roast …
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