U.S. health officials announced plans to persuade food companies to voluntarily eliminate petroleum-based artificial dyes by ...

Humdrum apples, bananas, and oranges may be staples at the supermarket, but some unexpected additions help to keep produce ...

That’s certainly the case in Texas, where Parks and Wildlife has urged that all species of the apple snail genus Pomacea ...

As summer approaches, now is the perfect time to plant edible plants like fruit trees. These trees not only enhance your yard ...

We're all familiar with apples and pears, but there are many other fruit trees that produce edible fruit. Perhaps not as popular, they're still worth the taste.

Chilli peppers, often imported to the UK from parts of Central and South America, naturally contain a chemical called capsaicin. This is what gives the chilli its spicy kick - but it could be ...

Brutal Fruit Spritzer launched a revolutionary global movement celebrating the power of women coming together, called The Pink Table, and Ghana was proudly represented. In-keeping with its ethos ...

The fig, which likely originated in the Mediterranean, is by far the earliest piece of exotic fruit to have been discovered in Ireland. It’s possible that these non-native foods were being ...

It is said that the seeds of the tree were utilized in witchcraft trials in the 18th and 19th centuries, where accused people would be fed the fruit, and only the ones who were innocent survived ...

Five things to do in the garden this week: Fruit. It’s about ... creamy white and flushed with pink. Hardy water lilies are the most cold-tolerant, although tropical lotus is considerably ...

These climbing cacti produce fluorescent pink or white fruits with speckled flesh that ranges from white to deep magenta. While typically associated with tropical environments, dragonfruit can thrive ...

Ditch refined sugar for artisanal raw honey, Kashmiri saffron-infused jaggery, or monk fruit sweetener. These add nuanced sweetness to desserts like kheer and shrikhand, while keeping the dishes ...