Breathable Food
Le Whif, the world’s first “breathable food”, was launched in the UK this month. Le Whif allows consumers to breathe in chocolate or coffee through their mouths from a lipstick-style tube inhaler. Le Whif Chocolate delivers the taste of chocolate with less than one calorie, and Le Whif Coffee provides a caffeine dose equivalent to a small shot of espresso.
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It’s Wine of Gorse
Budgets, credit crunches and recessions spark all sorts of enterprising attempts to save a few bob and here at Lothian Life, we’re trying some gorse wine. Plenty of the hills around are covered with gorse at the moment, so why not grab a pail and have a go.
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Is soy sauce the key to cutting salt in our food?
Soy sauce could hold the key to reducing salt in your diet. Adding soy sauce to food could enable food manufacturers to halve the salt content in some cases, according to a new study.
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Go Organic for a Cheaper Breakfast
Buying an organic breakfast can be on average 6% cheaper than a non organic alternative and as much as 14% cheaper in some stores. The research from the Organic Trade Board reveals that organic food, often perceived to be expensive and exclusive, can be cheaper than leading non organic brands.
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