Collection of Infographics
The sandwich is the type of meal that can be eaten any time of day and has become world’s favorite meal. This infographic is about who invented the sandwich and why? Its history began in 1718 when the Earl wanted to carry on his gambling game and wanted food fast. Now approximately 6 billion sandwiches are consumed annually. Here’s what are being tucked into sandwiches around […] Read more »
Most people start their day with a cup of coffee. Now you can start your day with the world’s rarest coffee for just .80¢ per cup. Coffee has many health benefits such as being good for your heart, liver, and preventing alzheimers. Coffee can even enhance your workout. It’s hard to believe that before coffee caught on in the US, beer was the breakfast drink […] Read more »
Shrove Tuesday is a Christian tradition that is over 1,000 years old, commonly referred to as Pancake Day in the UK. It represents the last day before Lent and so it’s a perfect opportunity to indulge on rich ingredients such as fats, sugar and eggs. In the UK they make, and eat, an astonishing 117 million pancakes on Pancake Day; however, the celebrations go beyond […] Read more »
Take a look at this infographic about the history of baking and discover how baking came about. Going back to 4000 BC you will discover how the Egyptians pioneered leavening which laid the groundwork for baking. As the 100’s and 1,000s of years passed by baking exploded and become a pride amongst housewives. Original Source of Infographic – http://www.makebake.co.uk/blog/the-history-of-baking-infographic/ Read more »
Garlic is a great supplement that can shield you against the common cold. It also makes a great natural remedy to banish blemishes though you won’t find it as a main ingredient in your drugstore acne medication. Its antioxidants kill bacteria, so rub a sliced clove of garlic on the pimple for an effective topical treatment. Garlic can also for some people help treat athletes foot, […] Read more »
At one time or another we have all done it. We have all thrown away food. Maybe you purchased too many eggs from the grocery store and were unable to eat them fast enough. Maybe you forgot about that half-eaten loaf of bread hidden in the back of the fridge and it went well past its expiration date. Did you know that nearly 40% of food in the […] Read more »
With millions of Americans every year committing to working out in any way they can – from running, to cycling, to training for triathlons – people are more active than ever. With the rise in endurance sports, there’s likely also an increase in muscle and joint pain. And, tart cherries may be able to help. Learn more about recovering with RED. Infographic brought to us […] Read more »
Nawaab Restaurant in Manchester has released an informative graphic depicting the benefits and effects of various spices on the human body. The in depth research has discovered the multitude of different benefits that can be accrued from ingesting the wide range of different spices that are available and commonly found in Indian Cuisine. As one of the UK’s most recognised and respected Indian Restaurants, Nawaab […] Read more »
Via: DegreeSearch.org Whether you love them or hate them, Peeps marshmallow candies are very popular — especially at Easter. For those that enjoy eating Peeps, competitive eating challenges and Peeps recipes abound. But there’s much more to Peeps than just eating them. College students and professors perform scientific experiments on Peeps, artists create Peeps dioramas, and bored kids throw Peeps in the microwave to see what happens. What do you think? Are Peeps […] Read more »
Research for this infographic brought to you by: Goireland.com Ireland is sure known for their Food & Drink Festivals!! Here are a list of the food and drink festivals for 2012: Waterford Festival of Food: April 13th-15th This is the 5th annual Waterford Festival of Food, celebrating family fun with food tasting sessions and much more. waterfordfestivaloffood.com Dublin Bay Prawn Festival: April 27th-29th Food […] Read more »