Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 vol. 25
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26th Jul 2019 - 09:12
- The most popular carrots used to be purple before the 17th century.
Friday Food Facts
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 vol. 24
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19th Jul 2019 - 09:36
- Black soldier flies are the future if scientists are to be believed – their larvae can be baked into bread and biscuits, dried for pet food, used in place of fishmeal in the diet of farmed f
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 vol. 23
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12th Jul 2019 - 05:00
- The stickers on fruit are edible (FDA considers them food grade).
- In the Philippines people eat a common street food called Balut.
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 22
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5th Jul 2019 - 05:00
- The lollipop was first invented in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1908 by George Smith, who enjoyed going to the races so much that he named his creation after a competitor of the time, a horse
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 21
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28th Jun 2019 - 06:00
- Astronauts do not consume sodas or carbonated drinks in space because the lack of gravity to separate the liquid and gas in the stomach leads to a kind of vomiting called 'wet burping'.
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 20
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7th Jun 2019 - 10:14
- Just as the kids are breaking up for half term here's our latest edition of Friday Food Facts
- The most effective, and least messy, way to remove chewing gum from carpets and clothe
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 19
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24th May 2019 - 09:20
- While you probably consider slurping noodles to be rude, this is not the case in Japan.
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 18
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17th May 2019 - 10:05
- The tart, sour taste found in fizzy drinks comes from phosphoric acid, which is also used to remove rust and power fuel cells.
- An average ear of corn has an even number of rows, us
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 17
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10th May 2019 - 08:34
- Shivering causes your body to burns calories at the rate of about 400kcal an hour – the average quarter pound burger has about 350 kcal.
- Until 2011, Russia classed Beer and any alc
Fun Friday Food Facts 2019 Vol. 16
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3rd May 2019 - 09:35
- Oranges are often sold in red bags because it makes the colour of the fruit look deeper.
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When Nestlé switched from artificial to natural colouring for its Smarties in 2006, i