Food & Drink Infographics

This is a useful infographic, courtesy of Nisbets, explaining different dietary requirements of modern eating. It goes through allergy and intolerance awareness, conscious diets including vegetarian, vegan and paleo diets, and sustainable movements.

We all define success differently and reach our goals via unique paths. These chefs leveraged their most winning traits and stayed true to themselves to reach the top. Here’s an infographic that takes a look at what ingredients they used along the way.

The classic Big Mac is a fast food item that’s known the world over. It’s been on sale since 1967 and is now available in over 100 countries worldwide. It’s simple recipe seems easy to replicate across the globe, but in reality each country has a different take on the Big Mac. In this infographic, compare 20 of the world’s Big Macs to find out which is healthiest, biggest, highest in protein and even most expensive.

There are a huge number of rice varieties around the world – 40,000 plus in fact! Thankfully our lives are made a lot less confusing at the supermarket as there are fewer options on the shelf. Two common types of rice are Jasmine and Basmati. At a glance, they look quite similar when they’re raw but don’t let that fool you. They’re quite different rice varieties with their own uses in the kitchen.

“People throw away food because it is not big enough part of their income,” says Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of the healthy U.K. fast-food chain Leon. Because many people forget the value of food, they perhaps don;t realize how much they throw away every day. This infographic gives you 7 great dishes that you can make using leftover food to help reduce food waste

Do you love coffee like I do? Have you ever wonder where the birth place of coffee is and how it has gained in popularity across the world? Here we unravel Stewart Lee Allen’s witty coffee adventure from crossing dangerous borders to sipping coffee from around the world in an infographic put together by Better Coffeer.

Ahh, the rich flavor of chocolate. It comes from the “flavonoids” in cocoa beans which are also the reason that chocolate is so healthy for your heart. Flavonoids are antioxidants that fight cell-damaging free radicals in your body. In the following infographic, Pulse Plus Pharmacy looks at the benefits of various types of chocolate.

Coffee culture has always changed to suit our needs, and today our daily cup of coffee is often fancier and more expensive than our parents’ counterparts. Learn more about the evolution of coffee culture from this infographic, courtesy of Rave Reviews.

This infographic, courtesy of AlansFactoryOutlet.com, graphic explores 27 plant based foods and the plants they actually come from. From pineapples to cashews, and from Brussels sprouts to coffee beans, users can find out whether their favorite foods grow on trees, in the ground, or somewhere else.

If you occasionally cook steak, check out this steak doneness chart infographic by FuriousGrill.Com to improve your cooking knowledge. You will get a better understanding on the steak doneness levels, which is the recommended level and how to determine each level with just a few tricks or by using simple tools.