Many elements of a Christmas dinner can be made ahead and frozen, leaving you more time to eat cheese, drink prosecco and curl up on the sofa with loved ones and a festive film.

Salsa is the least hygienic food item to double dip your crudites in, but is it ever okay to go back for a second dunk at the Christmas party buffet table?

Basic cooking skills like knowing how to make a white sauce from scratch, poach an egg or even bake a potato are dying out as Brits increasingly rely on convenience options.

Regularly snacking in the middle of the night can harm your health over time, but what should you do if you're a shift worker and need to eat at irregular times?

Not all bugs taste like chicken, they actually have very distinct flavours, according to food author Stefan Gates - and they could be eaten instead of meat regularly in the future.

Chinese is Brits' favourite takeaway option, with take-out lovers spending an average of £80 a month and over £1,000 a year on food they don't have to cook.

With up to 70% off RRP, you could get your hands on a selection of fantastic cookware and home electricals in our biggest ever warehouse sale!

More than one-quarter of Brits believe that uploading photos of the food they are eating on holiday to social media actually makes a getaway more enjoyable.