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Bottling Health: The Psychology Behind Wellness Shots and How Can We be More in Control of Our Health

Bottling Health: The Psychology Behind Wellness Shots and How Can We be More in Control of Our Health

by Rose Xu | 04/06/26 | Food For Thought - Post

At 8:22am, somewhere between a rushed commute and a half-awake scroll through emails, you reach for a tiny glass bottle. You tip it back in one quick motion. A wince. A pause. A breath. “It’s working.” This is the ritual of the wellness shot. Sold with words like...
The Taste of Deception: How Marketing Changes How we Percieve Taste

The Taste of Deception: How Marketing Changes How we Percieve Taste

by Tom Ford | 02/06/26 | Food For Thought - Post

You probably have a favourite fast food brand. Maybe it’s a Big Mac at McDonald, or maybe it’s a Burger King Whopper. It could be a Papa John’s, or it could be a Dominoes. Whatever it is, you know that when you reach for the delivery apps,...
Science or a Selling Point: The Truth Behind Lion’s Mane

Science or a Selling Point: The Truth Behind Lion’s Mane

by Tom Clough | 02/06/26 | Food For Thought - Post

Found in the Northern Hemisphere’s damp woodlands, Lion’s Mane mushrooms does can do a lot. Not only does it boost your immunity, it is also said to be the ultimate brain food. Identifiable by their prominent white, icicle like spines Hericium erinaceus...
Less Food and More Ego: Why We’ve Been Gaslit Into Loving Small, Fancy Portions

Less Food and More Ego: Why We’ve Been Gaslit Into Loving Small, Fancy Portions

by George Stanton | 29/05/26 | Food For Thought - Post, Home Page Carousel

There’s a unique kind of disappointment that comes with paying extortionate costs in a fancy establishment for three bites of food and realising you’re still hungry afterwards. But despite the occasional outrage over “tiny plates” and tasting menus, small portions...
Beer Goggles for Your Tastebuds: Why Food Tastes Better after Alcohol

Beer Goggles for Your Tastebuds: Why Food Tastes Better after Alcohol

by Malise Manso | 28/05/26 | Food For Thought - Post

From post night-out kebabs to carefully matched wine and cheese boards, alcohol has long shaped the way people experience food. But beyond lowered inhibitions or late-night cravings, research suggests alcohol may actually change how we perceive taste itself. Alcohol...
Tastebuds on the Trail: How to make your Hiking Experience Taste Better

Tastebuds on the Trail: How to make your Hiking Experience Taste Better

by Rose Xu | 27/05/26 | Food For Thought - Post

Have you ever wondered why sometimes your everyday sandwich tastes extra good at the top of a mountain? While sometimes your favourite treat does not hit the spot? Rose Xu spoke to scientists and shared the science-backed wisdom to a tastier hike.  You are...
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