Food Links, 26.02.2014
- Do high food prices predict political upheaval?
- There has been a 43% drop in the obesity rate among two- to five-year-old children in the US.
- ‘In a survey of 522 GPs [in the UK], the magazine Pulse found that 16 per cent had been asked to refer a patient to food bank in the past 12 months.’
- Food poverty shames Britain.
- ‘doctors are having to prescribe food supplements to HIV patients ensure that their medication works’.
- Spanish farmers battle invasive snails.
- Residues of drugs found in meat.
- Artificial sweeteners are used extensively.
- Denmark bans kosher and halal slaughter.
- China has given up its policy of being self-sufficient in grain.
- The Freedom Bakery.
- Brick Lane in under threat.
- Cooking on a budget.
- Chinese internet companies are investing in organic agriculture.
- The best doughnut shops in the US.
- The joy of Spam.
- Julia Child ‘edits‘ video tape.
- Standard household measures.
- Vegan cheesecake.
- How to cook meat.
- Should we return to the diets eaten by our ancestors?
- How to save money on your food shopping.
- The Vegetable Orchestra.
- A Walkman sold inside a bottle of water.
- Music guaranteed to increase cows’ milk production.
- A sheep table.
- Zadie Smith on ordering food in New York.
- Why Long Beach in California fought to save a giant doughnut.
- A craft beer quiz.
- Budget bistros in Paris.
- What to do with a Buddha’s Hand.
- Recreating recipes from the 1950s.
- What does camel milk taste like?
- Art remade as cake.
- Predicting the future of Hershey’s chocolate.
- Chef and cooks’ favourite recipe books.
- A photo essay on the fridge.
- How does caffeine work?
- Neil Gaiman reads Green Eggs and Ham.
- Homemade reese bars.
- Milk in your coffee?
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Tangerine and Cinnamon 
Hi, the first link seems to be broken. Great list!
Thanks! I’ve fixed it – should work now.