Food Manifest 
Overview With sustainability in focus, glass containers are replacing plastic in many kitchens. They’re reusable, recyclable, and a smart step toward reducing single-use plastic. Glass is non-toxic and non-porous, so it won’t leach chemicals like BPA into food. What you store is exactly what you get—pure and uncontaminated. Unlike plastic, glass doesn’t stain or hold
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Overview Food reactions in Indian children are being reported more often than before. These reactions may appear as skin rashes, stomach discomfort, or, in some cases, more serious symptoms that require medical attention in schools or clinics. Experts are still debating whether this reflects a real increase in allergies or simply better recognition. What is
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Ever wondered why fruit cakes last so much longer than other cakes? While most cakes spoil within a few days or weeks, fruit cakes can stay fresh for months—even years! It’s not magic; it’s science. The secret lies in the ingredients and preservation methods. Sugar and alcohol act as natural preservatives, while dried fruits and
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Food safety is essential to protect consumers from foodborne illnesses, and disinfection plays a vital role in this process. While sanitization reduces harmful microorganisms to safe levels, disinfection goes further by eliminating these germs. This is particularly important in food preparation areas, where pathogens like Salmonella, E. coli, and Norovirus can cause serious health risks
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Overview The World Health Organisation classifies processed deli meats, such as deli ham, as Group 1 carcinogens. This classification places them in the same risk category as tobacco and asbestos because strong evidence links their regular consumption to cancer. Health Risks of Deli Ham Cancer risk: Eating processed meat regularly—even about 50 grams a day
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Have you ever cut an apple, left it on the counter for a few minutes, and noticed it slowly turning brown? Many people immediately assume that this colour change means the apple has gone bad or is unsafe to eat. In reality, the browning of apples is a natural chemical reaction called enzymatic browning—it’s not
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