As mid-February approaches it can only mean one thing: Valentine’s Day is on the horizon. V-day is arguably the most polarizing day of the year. Perhaps you’re single and hate the annual celebration of love; maybe you’re team ‘I don’t need a special day of the year to show my love’, or, maybe you’re in
Although there are many that couldn’t dream of a life without meat and dairy, veganism is a trend that continues to grow with intensely passionate followers. In fact, Food Revolution recently revealed that the number of vegans in the US has increased by 600% in the last three years, with 6% of the population calling themselves vegans! Therefore it is
Mayochup, created by Heinz, was first revealed in April 2018, when the condiment giant released the hybrid in the Middle East. So successful was this introduction, that it has also launched in the US and now the UK following online polls. For a company like Heinz that has so many iconic staple pantry items like
Once upon a time, a cube of ham and pineapple on a cocktail stick was enough to satisfy your party guests but not any longer. Within the last year, there has been an increasing trend to impress guests with elaborate food platters brimming with fancy cheeses and cured hams. What appears to be food randomly
It feels like over the last few years certain devout vegans have taken their quest to convince the world not to eat meat to increasingly bizarre lengths. A few weeks back a group of vegans gatecrashed a steakhouse carrying speakers playing sounds of animal cruelty. Next PETA received backlash for releasing an x-rated video showing
Florida man attacks a McDonald’s worker after he couldn’t find straws in the branch
Bayern Munich forward Franck Ribery found himself in hot water after posting bizarre x-rated tweets about eating a gold-covered Tomahawk steak at Salt Bae’s restaurant. The 35-year-old former France international, who has a turbulent history of clashing with the press and very rarely speak to the media, caused a furore in Germany and France by
One of the biggest shifts in the world of food in recent years is the proliferation of delivery options. You can literally get any food you like sent to your door (pretty much) 24/7. Think back five years and your delivery options were pretty much only pizza. Well, after seeing what this delivery driver was
KFC. The fast-food giants are well known for having a very solid PR game. The reason why they only follow 11 people on Twitter is genius, and the Colonel is well known for dropping new menu items at strategic times — well, this latest move is very much in that vein. Just in time for
The folks in charge of fast-food restaurants’ marketing campaigns are some of the wittiest people around. We recently learned the genius reason why KFC only follows 11 people on Twitter, and now Burger King are throwing their hat in the ring with an equally genius campaign. Burger King have decided to close out 2018 with
