Food Manifest 
Eggs are one of the most commonly used ingredients in kitchens across the world. They’re nutritious, budget-friendly, and can be cooked in countless ways. But eggs are also highly perishable. If not handled or stored properly, they can spoil quickly or become contaminated with harmful bacteria like Salmonella. This can lead to foodborne illnesses that
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Global cuisines often transform as they travel, blending local tastes and traditions to create exciting new dishes. In India, Italian classics like pizza and pasta get rich, spicy twists, making them favourites across the country. While these fusion dishes delight our palates, they also raise important questions about nutrition and food safety. Heavy creams, refined
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Key Update Slovenia has flagged a rare food safety incident after routine inspections detected paracetamol in pickles imported from India. The Food Safety, Veterinary and Plant Protection Administration (UVHVVR) found the contamination during standard checks on imported goods. A private laboratory later verified the results, confirming the fever-reducing drug at concentrations of about 28 to
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Report Skittles has removed titanium dioxide from its ingredients in response to growing concerns about the additive’s potential health risks. Mars, the parent company of Skittles, announced that it completed the phase-out of the additive in its U.S. products by the end of 2024. This decision reflects rising consumer demand for cleaner ingredients and aligns
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A New Twist on a Classic Breakfast Omelettes are a popular breakfast around the world, enjoyed in many styles like the French omelette, Indian masala, or Spanish tortilla. However, a recent unusual twist has caught the internet’s attention — an omelette made with Skittles, Coca-Cola, and Lays chips, called the “Skittlelette.” This strange recipe was
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Key Update Six students of a government college in Tiruchi in Tamil Nadu were hospitalised on February 18, 2026, after consuming a soft drink purchased from the college canteen that allegedly contained an animal part. Doctors admitted them to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital (MGMGH) after they reported nausea. Authorities discharged the students the
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