Food & Drink Infographics

You’ve made it through the winter and it’s time to shed some maybe unhealthy eating habits that came along with the season. The great news is that more fresh, seasonal foods are coming our way and there is no better time to start making some nutrition changes. Learn about 5 green superfoods that aren’t kale to enjoy this spring in this infographic.

Small changes can have big results and make healthy eating a more manageable process. Instantly cut calories with the simple food swaps displayed in this infographic from HealthyLife.

Like wine, beer, and cigars, there are many unique types of cheese, each one with its own process and ingredients. It’s a wonder that such similar ingredients can be combined in so many different ways. In this infographic, Avasflowers.net takes a look at 51 special cheeses.

Pizza is easy for any of us to throw random ingredients from the fridge onto a pizza base and create our own experimental concoction. However, just how quirky are we when it comes to our favorite toppings and what are some of the craziest we’ve ever seen?

Science has figured out how to consume coffee for maximum benefit. And chances are that you’re doing it all wrong. That is because the right way to drink coffee isn’t always intuitive. In this infographic, discover 7 steps to becoming a smarter coffee drinker.

From a morning energy jolt to an afternoon pick-me-up, the worldwide “coffee culture” has become a lucrative enterprise for both top-tier corporations (think Starbucks) and small neighborhood haunts. For consumers, though, indulging that daily caffeine fix continues to rise in cost as the demand for java increases.

This infographic by labeley.com shows how food prepared for space missions has evolved in the last 50 years, starting from one of the first manned missions during Project Mercury, to today’s preparations for the journey to Mars.

While there are countless types of wine available at the grocery store, many of us gravitate towards similar flavor profiles, be it a dry sparkling white, a rich red, or a sweet rose. While it’s useful to learn about wine and food pairing, it’s also important to learn which grapes taste best to you as each produce wine with a dramatically different flavor profile.

What if there was a natural substance that you could use in cooking, on your skin, in your hair, on furniture, and even to help cure numerous diseases? Believe it or not, this substance does exist. I’m referring to Coconut oil which has been around for centuries. However, its popularity has only taken off within the past few decades.

Below is a detailed graphical representation of how superfoods work in your body. The folks at SuperfoodDrinks.org have broken down all the information you need in the following infographic.