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Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol. 19

Written by Edward Waddell
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21st May 2021 - 08:20
  • You can buy a giant team mug on Amazon that holds 70fl oz or 2 litres of hot beverage.
  • We Brits are fond of our tea, but we only come in third in terms of consumption per person, w

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol. 17

Written by Edward Waddell
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7th May 2021 - 08:22
  • Over half a million people from 209 countries signed up for Veganuary 2021.
  • A fifth of people cooked a plant-based Christmas dinner in 2020.
  • In 2020 around 1,200 new vega

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol.16

Written by Edward Waddell
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30th Apr 2021 - 08:35
  • The top cheese eating country is Denmark, where on average everyone consumes 28.1kg of cheese a year.
  • By some estimates, there are more than 1,800 different types of cheese in the

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol.15

Written by Edward Waddell
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23rd Apr 2021 - 08:04
  • The first Oscars ceremony in 1929 served guests broiled chicken on toast, consommé Celestine, ‘long branch potatoes’ (known better today as French fries), filet of sole and cake with ice cre

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol.14

Written by Edward Waddell
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16th Apr 2021 - 08:12
  • The longest noodle in the world was more than 3km long and was made by chefs from the Xiangnian Food Co.
  • The UK's favourite pizza topping is vegetarian, followed by pepperoni, four

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol. 13

Written by Edward Waddell
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9th Apr 2021 - 05:00
  • Over 70% of the world grape production is used for wine, 27% for fresh fruit and 2% for

Thirsty Thursday Drink Facts, Vol. 1

Written by Edward Waddell
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1st Apr 2021 - 07:00
  • A cow produces an average of 6.3 gallons of milk daily and around 350,000 glasses of milk in a lifetime.

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol. 12

Written by Edward Waddell
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26th Mar 2021 - 08:34
  • The largest ceramic dinner plate was made in Lebanon in 2010 and weighed 4,3

Fun Friday Food Facts, Vol. 11

Written by Edward Waddell
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19th Mar 2021 - 08:41
  • British farmer Frank Shellard runs the only farm in Britain to commercially