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Will TikTok's bizarre carrot hack really give you a tan?

Can this really give you a natural glow? And is it healthy?

Is this mum of 12′s dinnertime hack genius or ‘unhygienic?’

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Don’t pass the salt: How to add flavour without raising your blood pressure

Telegraph: Excess salt intake is a serious health risk. Here's how to cut down.

How reducing belly fat slashes your risk of prostate cancer

Telegraph: Fat cells 'talk' to prostate cancer cells, groundbreaking research suggests.

Food waste: Less landing in the bin, but more money being wasted

A KiwiHarvest survey shows households are wasting less, but it's costing more.

Watch: Mother bravely shields son as bear leaps on picnic table, devours birthday meal

'The bear was very close to us, we heard him as he growled, as he ate.'

Gouda for you: Healthy cheeses and the ones to avoid

Telegraph: Cheese is often demonised – but new research suggests there are benefits.

Has coffee really ousted tea as the UK’s favourite hot drink?

New York Times: Recent studies suggest coffee has stolen Britons’ hearts.

The Costco effect: One year on from giant US retailer's NZ launch

More than 150,000 Kiwis have signed up.

Power list: Who’s who in NZ's $2.4b wine industry

Is it still a viable option for those who dream of owning a vineyard?

The formula for making the perfect cup of tea

Telegraph: Experts offer tips for creating the perfect cuppa.

Editorial: Food bins a small but collectively big step to tackle waste

The biggest slice of food waste comes from households.

Michelin stars to street stalls, these are the best flavours of Singapore

Singapore sizzles with its multicultural food scene.

I drink alcohol regularly. What can I do to mitigate the risks?

NY Times: There’s no magic antidote, but experts say certain lifestyle choices can help.

From probiotics to diet changes: How to lower your cholesterol

Could taking supplements lower your cholesterol? In theory, yes.

Four signs you have a 'good relationship' with food

If your relationship with food is a highly emotive one, it may be time to reassess it.