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How to give new life to overlooked kitchen leftovers

Even spent vanilla pods and coriander stems deserve a second act in your kitchen.

'King of fruits': How healthy are mangoes really?

New York Times: Why mangoes are more than a tropical treat.

'Worst it's been': How cafes are adjusting to soaring butter prices

'Butter-wise, we haven't passed the buck on to the consumer yet.'

Are six teaspoons of Milo too much? Ardern sparks debate

Kiwis who grew up using just one or two teaspoons for their Milo reacted with surprise.

Seven easy ways to make your basil (and other herbs) last so much longer

New York Times: Sad, wilting leaves? Never again with these easy expert suggestions.

Brewing the perfect cup: Which coffee method boosts heart health?

Telegraph: The way you brew your coffee might be causing cholesterol spikes.

'Healthier way': The real benefits of air fryers vs ovens

Air fryers cook food faster due to their smaller size and powerful fan.

Back hospitality for a thriving Auckland - Hospitality NZ CEO

OPINION: Hospitality is ready to grow but needs more local government investment.

Watercare reveals deal with Foodstuffs North Island over new Pak'nSave Highland Park

'Agreement allows us to ... reduce our supply to the site' - Watercare's Priyan Perera.

How much caffeine is really in your drink?

Some drinks contain a lot more than you think.

Woolworths NZ sales up as industrial action hampers Aussie result

Woolworths NZ rebranded 35 supermarkets from 'Countdown' to 'Woolworths' this half.

Far North to host first Northland Fired Up Barbecue Festival

The latest Far North food fest is a celebration of all things meat.

The best food combinations to boost your gut health

A nutritionist runs through all the food pairings that benefit your microbiome.

The unloved root vegetable that improves your gut health

It’s time to put this much-maligned vegetable on the menu.

Kumeu River wine: A family legacy

Kumeu River chardonnays are attracting the attention of international wine critics, 80 years after the Brajkovich family planted the first vines. Video / Michael Craig

'Strawberries just disintegrate': Some HB growers are loving the rain, others not so much

Summer had started very well – now a couple are losing thousands of dollars every day.