Food & Drink Infographics

Whether you’re outfitting your first kitchen or upgrading your well-worn cookware, here is an easy formula to help choose cookware sets tailored to your culinary personality – that combination of skills, needs and desires that add up to a recipe for your personal meal-prep best. Check out the following infographic to help choose cookware sets just right for all manner of cooks.

Some people a lot and others don’t eat enough, but who would have thought that people can eat everything from 500 calories per day to more than 20,000 calories per day? Here are 49 interesting people that eat both very little and much more than a horse, compiled in visual style.

If there is anything most people like, it’s saving money on groceries and eating out! Grocery Coupon Network has created a complete guide to eating out and saving money. It’s shows which of your favorite restaurants let kids eat for free and other ways to save when dining out.

Ensuring that U.S. food processing plants remain compliant with processing standards is imperative for them to stay in business. This latest infographic from Polygon documents the growth of the U.S. food industry and tips for food processing plants to comply with standards set by the USDA. Mitigating the presence of moisture in the processing plant is necessary to ensure that food is safe for consumption.

Have you ever wondered “What pairs best with my pulled pork sandwich?” Why should wine get all the attention when it comes to tasting and pairings? New Hampshire Liquor and Wine Outlets have assembled an infographic of the origins, flavor profiles and even pairings for your favorite whiskey, bourbon, rye or the rest of the delicious gang.

Eating meat is a lot more expensive then you think. Yes, maybe you didn’t pay a lot of money but have you considered environmental costs? Check out this infographic to find out true cost of meat.

When you suffer from a gluten allergy or you are a vegan, food becomes an important focus in your life. This is due to the fact that you have to be careful what you eat because you might become very ill or it might go against your moral views on animal welfare. The following infographic shows the types of ingredient alternatives that can be used in cakes, cupcakes and buns.