Oliver's Kitchen discovered that more than three quarters (79%) of Brits have ordered food from an unregistered home takeaway or social media chef during lockdown. Here are our findings.
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Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 31, 2020
The Top 10 Hottest Chilli Peppers in the World
This red-hot infographic is a countdown of the world's hottest chillis! Readers will learn all about the chosen chilli peppers and where they rate on the the Scoville Scale used to measure chilli heat.
Do you know your ghost pepper from your naga viper? Are you a passionate chilli lover, or just curious about this iconic spicy ingredient? The infographic takes you on a fun and vibrant journey through the chilli countdown, learning which ten are the hottest in the world.
There are helpful links and sources provided for further reading, as well as facts about the little-known capsaicin the compound found in chillis that makes them hot!
Do you know your ghost pepper from your naga viper? Are you a passionate chilli lover, or just curious about this iconic spicy ingredient? The infographic takes you on a fun and vibrant journey through the chilli countdown, learning which ten are the hottest in the world.
There are helpful links and sources provided for further reading, as well as facts about the little-known capsaicin the compound found in chillis that makes them hot!
Submitted By: caterquip.co.uk
Saturday, January 4, 2020
20 Reasons Why Vegetarian Diets Are Good For The Environment
This infographic details a number of individual reasons why vegetarian diets have a positive impact on the environment.
Studies have shown that one of the biggest ways we make an environmental impact is with diet. Food production and consumption is a key aspect of environmental protection — and destruction.
Using categories of environmental concern — such as water usage, pollution and emissions, animal treatment, and land — the infographic states topical, proven reasons that a vegetarian diet has a positive impact.
Sources are given in the article to show the origins of the studies, facts, and statistics — meaning the reader can assess the information with confidence.
Studies have shown that one of the biggest ways we make an environmental impact is with diet. Food production and consumption is a key aspect of environmental protection — and destruction.
Using categories of environmental concern — such as water usage, pollution and emissions, animal treatment, and land — the infographic states topical, proven reasons that a vegetarian diet has a positive impact.
Sources are given in the article to show the origins of the studies, facts, and statistics — meaning the reader can assess the information with confidence.
Submitted By: caterquip.co.uk
Sunday, September 8, 2019
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Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar
A great infographic describing the amazing benefits of using Apple Cider Vinegar for Weight Loss and to promote a healthy lifestyle. It provides help for those looking to lose weight and also helps people with Pre-diabetes and Diabetes type 2. By lowering blood sugar. This infographic gives people specific ways (5) that give them health benefits.
This infographic benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar™ helps people take the first steps to a healthier, thinner body. Or if wish to continue their energy-filled, healthy lifestyle. USA Supplements has the highest quality apple cider vinegar pills and a wide assortment of nutritional supplements to help you do just that.
This infographic benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar™ helps people take the first steps to a healthier, thinner body. Or if wish to continue their energy-filled, healthy lifestyle. USA Supplements has the highest quality apple cider vinegar pills and a wide assortment of nutritional supplements to help you do just that.
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Monday, November 20, 2017
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Krea Vs Jura Giga x8 Office Coffee Machines
Choosing an Office Coffee Machine is an exciting step for any business and picking the best machine to serve your Office environment will mean you'll enjoy it even more. Bean to Cup Coffee Machines are all the rage, especially if you want that fresh taste. London Coffee Machines infographic compares two of the most popular Office Coffee Machines that offer similar features. The Krea Coffee Machine requires less maintenance as its a powdered Milk system, where as the Jura Coffee Machine is a fresh milk system which needs to be considered when using in an Office Environmenmt. See the comparison of features and decide for yourself!
Submitted By: londoncoffeemachines.co.uk
The Pros and Cons of Instant, Pod & Bean to cup Rental Coffee machines
Choosing a Rental Coffee Machine can be daunting task. London Coffee Machines supply a variety of Rental Coffee machines including Bean to cup, Instant and Pod/Capsule coffee machines. What type do you choose? This handy Infographic shows the pros and cons of the various types of rental coffee machines see whats important to you or the environment in where your coffee machine will be used.
Submitted By: londoncoffeemachines.co.uk
Why choose a fully automatic Bean to Cup Coffee Machine?
Bean to cup machines make fresh coffee whenever you want at the push of a button. Packed with customisable options and a wide variety of drinks. If You love the taste of fresh coffee and a traditional machine is a little to much to manage have a look at the benefits of a fully automatic Commercial Bean to cup Coffee Machine, with some handy tips on getting the best tasting coffee from your new bean to Cup Machine.
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
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Coffee Bean Roasting, Take a Crack at It!
What are the different degrees of Coffee Bean Roast?
Unroasted - When you purchase coffee beans that are unroasted, they are referred to a "green" beans. This means that they have not been put to the flame by the farmer or the company that has packaged your beans. However, it is likely that your beans have had to make a trip from their tropical location to your front door. This means being stored for periods of time at around 72 °F.
Drying - Some farmers dry their beans after wet processing. This Drying step occurs at 329 °F, until all of the moisture is removed from the bean (just before first crack).
Cinnamon roast - One of the very lightest roasts is the Cinnamon roast (385 °F up until right at first crack). This leaves the coffee bean with almost all of its native flavors and aroma.
Light roast - The typical degree of roasting that occurs for coffee beans that are labeled Light roast (401 °F). Coffee beans that are roasted this lightly are more acidic.
American roast - The first stage of Medium roasted coffee beans (410 °F until after first crack). Drinker love the taste of these beans over Light because of lower acidity while maintaining much of the beans original complexity.
City roast - Often the just referred to as Medium roast. These beans are roast to complete full first crack at approximatley 426 °F. Sometimes people want just past first crack and call it City+ (435 °F).
Full City roast - This is the first shade of Dark roasting (437 °F). As second crack begins, oils are released and can start caramelizing. At this point, the roasting flavor begins to overtake the coffee bean flavor. This is the degree of Dark roast that maintains the most characteristics of the original coffee bean.
Vienna roast - The oils caramelize more, the acidity begins to fade. The original flavors of the coffee bean have been transformed into thier roasted equivalents (original coffee bean flavors are all but lost at 446 °F).
Unroasted - When you purchase coffee beans that are unroasted, they are referred to a "green" beans. This means that they have not been put to the flame by the farmer or the company that has packaged your beans. However, it is likely that your beans have had to make a trip from their tropical location to your front door. This means being stored for periods of time at around 72 °F.
Drying - Some farmers dry their beans after wet processing. This Drying step occurs at 329 °F, until all of the moisture is removed from the bean (just before first crack).
Cinnamon roast - One of the very lightest roasts is the Cinnamon roast (385 °F up until right at first crack). This leaves the coffee bean with almost all of its native flavors and aroma.
Light roast - The typical degree of roasting that occurs for coffee beans that are labeled Light roast (401 °F). Coffee beans that are roasted this lightly are more acidic.
American roast - The first stage of Medium roasted coffee beans (410 °F until after first crack). Drinker love the taste of these beans over Light because of lower acidity while maintaining much of the beans original complexity.
City roast - Often the just referred to as Medium roast. These beans are roast to complete full first crack at approximatley 426 °F. Sometimes people want just past first crack and call it City+ (435 °F).
Full City roast - This is the first shade of Dark roasting (437 °F). As second crack begins, oils are released and can start caramelizing. At this point, the roasting flavor begins to overtake the coffee bean flavor. This is the degree of Dark roast that maintains the most characteristics of the original coffee bean.
Vienna roast - The oils caramelize more, the acidity begins to fade. The original flavors of the coffee bean have been transformed into thier roasted equivalents (original coffee bean flavors are all but lost at 446 °F).
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
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6 Reasons To Choose Chicken from Perdue
Think you know everything there is to know about why chicken is a great thing to eat? Learn more about why chicken is a great idea with this clever infographic from Perdue.
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Monday, February 8, 2016
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How To Perfectly Roast A Chicken
Learn how to make the perfect roast chicken with this easy to use tip sheet from Perdue.
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