Food
Why plant-based product names has the Department of Agriculture up in arms
John Maytham speaks to attorney and partner at Hahn & Hahn Attorneys, Janusz Luterek, about the Department of Agriculture's problem with the potential confusion...
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WTO agrees fishing, food and COVID vaccine deals
The talks began Sunday and were due to wrap up on Wednesday - but instead went straight through two nights and on into Friday.
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Cape Town City Guide: Seven things to do to beat the boring winter
Here are seven reasons to get pretty, do something a little different, and enjoy life this weekend
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[HISTORY] KOEsister or KOEKsister… both are delicious, but which do you prefer?
Lester Kiewit interviews Rudolph Boraine, a history graduate at the University of Pretoria.
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In food world, debate rages about recipe plagiarism
Plagiarism has become widespread in the food world. It is difficult to curb, and even more difficult to prosecute.
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Fam Café is where food makes people happy
Fam Café founder, Mfanufikile Dlamini, described Fam Café as a fun dining and pop-up restaurant. It employed 12 casual staff members who worked on rotation and were called in to serve different functions.
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StatsSA: Food, non-alcoholic beverages led to high inflation rate in March
The annual headline inflation quickened slightly to 3.2% in March from 2.9% in February, rising back to the Sa Reserve Bank’s inflation target range of between 3% and 6%.
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Economist: Latest CPI figure reflects actual prices
On Wednesday, Stats SA released the February CPI rate, which was 2.9% year on year slowing from 3.2% in January.
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No Christmas cooking clue? Try these no-fuss lunch menu ideas
If you don’t know what to cook this Christmas, don’t fret because Eyewitness News has put together an easy and affordable last-minute menu to impress even the fussiest of eaters.
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Shopping on Black Friday? Here’s what you should & shouldn’t keep in the fridge
As Black Friday approaches, people will be looking to save on items and this will taking advantage of specials like two for one and bulk shopping.
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Once-booming Franschhoek is on its knees: 'People are not eating!'
Waiters, chefs and restaurant owners in Franschhoek and elsewhere are protesting under the banner #JobsSaveLives.
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Boosyens residents accuse ward councillor of ignoring their plight of hunger
There was a disruptive protest in the informal settlement earlier on Tuesday.
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Despite having enough food, humanity risks hunger 'crises': report
The report, presented to the FAO in Rome, warned that the problem of poor nutrition 'will only get worse if current trends are not reversed'.
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Best-before dates: Why you need to stop throwing away perfectly good food
Wendy Knowler, consumer expert, said there are three things you need to know about the dates on your groceries:
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MIT mathematicians have solved an age-old spaghetti mystery
The spaghetti challenge has flummoxed even the likes of famed physicist Richard Feynman ’39, who once spent a good portion of an evening breaking pasta and looking for a theoretical explanation for why the sticks refused to snap in two.
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What to expect at Sanlam Handmade Contemporary fair
The Sanlam Handmade Contemporary Fair is back and promises a weekend of African designers, renowned chefs and gin distilleries.
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Senzeni Zokwana points out the importance of food security
Zokwana says the ANC appreciates the role played by commercial farmers in making sure the country has enough food.
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[LISTEN] How to stay fit and healthy over the holidays
Registered dietician and nutrition consultant, Rochez O’Grady, talks about how to stay fit this festive season and what kind of foods to eat.
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'Low FODMAP' diet may ease irritable bowel syndrome
The 'low FODMAP' diet restricts foods high in fermentable oligo-, di- and monosaccharides and polyols.
