Food & Drink Infographics

Most everyone loves ice cream. I myself couldn’t imagine life without it. But, how much do you really know about this most wonderful of treats? For example, do you have any idea just how much milk it takes to produce a gallon of ice cream? It’s a lot. Do you know what the weirdest flavor is? Think of garlic, pickles and jalapenos. For answers to these and other questions, check out the infographic.

The following infographic from URBANARA provides insights into the quirky world of British tea drinking. From etiquette to making the perfect brew, this infographic gives some biscuit bite size chunks of the UK’s favorite five o’clock beverage.

Food safety and preparation is paramount when it comes to barbecues. The following infographic provides a light-hearted look at barbecue food safety and hygiene with statistics and what to look out for when having a BBQ this summer.

In the following infographic, take a journey through our 4000 cocoa years to discover how our view of chocolate and cocoa has changed, evolved and devolved. Only in the last 200 years has chocolate been available to the masses, and with that so the ultra-nutritious capabilities have been lost.

I love nuts of all kinds, almonds being one of my favorites but nit to forget pistachios, pecans, pine nuts and even good old fashion circus peanuts. That’s why I thought it was cool when I ran across this infographic on Today’s Nest which provides all sorts of interesting facts about nuts.

To celebrate McDonald’s summer lineup of McCafé blended-ice beverages, McDonald’s commissioned Kelton, a leading public opinion company, to explore the ‘State of Chill’ in America with a national survey. From female to male, old to young and married to single – Americans have varying degrees of chill fueled by their clothes, music, location and time of day.

You’re about to tuck into your takeaway when a spring roll falls onto the floor. “Oh no!” you cry, “I only have 5 seconds to pick it up before it’s germ-ified!”. Yes, it’s the infamous 5 second rule, the rule we loved as children and many of us still sneakily use as adults to avoid the social shaming of eating food off the floor. But how safe is it really?

Virtually fat free and containing more potassium than the banana, the potato doesn’t get the same recognition as other vegetables when discussing nutritional value. This infographic aims to uncover some interesting facts about the potato as a superfood.