After a survey of over 8,000 hungry Brits, JLB Media Productions has complied the data to show some of the rather odd eating habits, favorite foods and downright strange ways to consume them. Surprisingly, more people would find it harder to give up cheese than they would chocolate.
Summer grilling season is upon us. This infographic covers grilling favorites in the U.S. and around the globe. Happy grilling!
4.5% of coffee consumed worldwide came from Rainforest Initiative farms last year. Such initiatives began as alternatives to exploitative traditional business. But higher production exposes the tension between being a viable alternative and becoming part of the mainstream. Learn more about the coffee trade in this infographic.
Americans throw away 40% of the food they bring home. On average, 20 pounds of food is thrown away each month in each household. Food scraps are the number one material sent to landfills in the United States. Learn how to solve these issues by implementing these tips and becoming a green grocery shopper.
Bourbon has been around for a while, and has quite a few toastworthy moments. Check out the infographic below presented by Four Roses Bourbon to learn about some of bourbon’s history.
Some crazy taco sales happened in 2012 – Americans ate 4.5 billion tacos just last year alone (I ate quite a few myself). The infographic goes over the history of tacos starting in the year 1520, all the way up to present day. So, grab yourself a taco, or two and enjoy!
Want to know what your dad really wants for Father’s day? Bacon. Yes, that’s right, he would probably have some nice crispy bacon than a tie or socks. Check out the infographic below presented by Oscar Mayer to learn about what your dad really wants for Father’s day.
American’s are wine lovers, that’s for sure. They now make up the largest wine market in the world. Check out the infographic below presented by SpareFoot to learn more about America’s love of vino.
There are tons of incredible health benefits from drinking fresh juice that many people aren’t aware of. Research has found that drinking fresh pressed juice can improve sleep, increase energy, decrease stress, and even lead to a long life. The following infographic breaks down these benefits along with the differences between pasteurized juice and fresh juice, and much more.
Our bodies constantly demand energy and use the calories from food to keep functioning. Whilst it’s acceptable for us to treat ourselves to a takeaway every once in a while, indulging in such calorie rich foods too often can have a noticeable effect on our bodies and potentially compromise our health. There is an ever-growing range of diet strategies out there, but weight management still comes down to one simple thing – finding the right balance between the calories you take in and the calories you burn off.
