Celebrate Valentine’s Week with heart-healthy foods like berries, nuts, fatty fish, leafy greens, and whole grains.

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Valentine’s Day is nearly here. In case you’re planning an epic menu to woo your date (or um, your roommate), I found seven ...

What’s something you can use in both sweet and savory recipes and gives you a burst of feel-good energy when you eat it? It’s been considered a love potion, a ...

It is thanks to brilliant Indian restaurant Dishoom that many Brits fell in love with black dal. Also known as dal makhani, ...

DARK CHOCOLATE Chocolate is one of the most commonly reported foods people eat when they crave sweets. If you’re craving chocolate, you can make a healthier ...

High-fiber foods have a mix of different fiber types, and some of the best options include chickpeas, lentils, peas, and oats ...

MORE than half of Brits eat the same meals every week, with roast dinners, pizzas, and spaghetti Bolognese most frequently ...

February is traditionally known as Heart Month. When considering how to nurture our heart, what better time to talk about a ...