Is it unreasonable to travel with expectations of food that behaves as it does on our home turf? Briton Simon Parker was ...

You can eat them as a ... If you thought British people ate potato chips with their deep-fried fish fillets—well, you’re not alone. In the U.K., “chips” are french fries, and this crispy pairing is a ...

In a country already packed with chicken shops, a US chain has gained cult status. Sadhbh O'Sullivan spends the day there ...

He slams the British as "unrestrained wild beasts who eat food so greasy it needs detergent ... But fair. The new American Ambassador to the UK, Matthew Barzun, came under fire recently when ...

Today the pouch is ubiquitous, holding everything from tuna to tomato paste, pet food to pickles. It’s estimated that Americans go ... And the British retailer Iceland plans to eliminate plastic ...

At that time, mostly German, Irish, British, and Scandinavian ... and exciting places to eat. From there, Italian food was pushed into American cuisine. Lempert: Advertising was much easier ...

Americans initially rejected ... “These kids eat what they’re given, and too often it’s the sweetest, cheapest foods: cakes, creams, candy. It had to change. It was about the students ...

American viewers might know Prue Leith best as an exacting yet encouraging judge on The Great British Baking Show (or as a ...

Andrew Leech catches North American signal crayfish from the River Kennet in Thatcham. Strict rules imposed by the Department for Environment, Food ... idea to British consumers of eating the ...

Legend has it that American soldiers stationed in Italy ... s ravenous appetite for steaks and burgers. If food was cheaper in America, it might slightly soften the blow. But the cost of eating out ...

Outside a convenience store in Kansas, I got talking to a man eating ... American buys 3,868 calories a day”. But the significant take-away here (pun intended) is that not all the food that ...