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Why are Gen Z and Millennials moving away from drinking wine?

Australians have only really been wine drinkers since the “wine boom” of the late 1960s, writes Huon Hooke.

  • Huon Hooke
Chicken wings play a supporting role in Hot Ones.

This show highlights an aspect of food rarely discussed: its capacity to inflict pain

Fame, food and pain collide in this outlier in the food entertainment ecosystem.

  • Ben Pobjie
Silvia Colloca.
For Good Food, Sep 13, 2022

‘Not as snobby as it might sound’: Silvia Colloca on why cooking pasta al dente matters

Plus the restaurants, cafes and pub she counts as favourites in Sydney, Melbourne and Milan.

  • Jane Rocca
A half-cup serve of oats per day significantly boosts your intake of beta-glucan.

A dietitian’s guide to five foods proven to lower cholesterol levels naturally

From seafood to certain types of breakfast products, only a handful of foods are clinically proven to lower blood cholesterol.

  • Susie Burrell

When it comes to dinner plates, it’s not hip to be square

My heart stubbornly belongs to the plain, round white plate.

  • Terry Durack
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Adam Liaw’s bruschetta topped with tuna and tomato combines proteins and carbs.

Six simple rules our dietitian swears by to make healthy eating straightforward

Creating your own “food rules” can be a powerful way to make nutritious eating decisions a lot more easily. Here are some to try yourself.

  • Susie Burrell

‘Revolutionary’ Tassie shiraz, Italian grapes: How climate change is altering our wine map

Many Australian wine regions, including cooler climates, are swinging to vines that tolerate heat and drought.

  • Huon Hooke
Adam Liaw recipe: Avocado Shichimi
Photograph by William Meppem (photographer on contract, no restrictions)

How to cook with less salt without sacrificing flavour

From low-sodium alternatives to being mindful about when to season your cooking, these simple tips will help you keep the flavour without the health risks.

  • Becky Krystal
With their airtight seals, glass jars keep food fresh the longest. 

These everyday old-fashioned household items will make your food last longer

Hold on to your jam jars and take stock of old tea towels. These eco-savvy hacks will stretch the storage life of your favourite foods.

  • Anna Matilda

A roast is no longer Sunday’s best food ritual, but it’s all gravy

The weekly roast dinner may have gone the way of church attendance, but new rituals have sprung up in its place.

  • Terry Durack

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