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The Food We Eat

Sheila Dillon and author Michael Pollan on the shifting sands of our global diet.

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Japan, Fukushima and food

Richard Johnson reports from Japan on the impact of the Fukushima disaster on food.

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Free From Foods

Sheila Dillon investigates the rise in demand for 'free from' foods.

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In Praise of Stock

Tim Hayward explores one of the most humble and complex of kitchen staples, stock.

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Biscuits: A Serious Business

Simon Parkes delves into the fast-changing world of a British favourite, the biscuit.

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The Therapy of Food

Sheila Dillon looks at the spiritual and therapeutic value many place on bread making.

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The Fermentation Revival

Sheila Dillon on an ancient, mysterious yet essential food-making process - fermentation.

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The New Beer Frontier

Dan Saladino finds out why America's brewing scene is a growing influence on British beer.

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A Scramble for Eggs?

Sheila Dillon looks at changes to egg supplies following the EU's ban on battery cages.

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Seaweed, a Forgotten Food?

Nutritious, tasty but overlooked, Sheila Dillon asks if seaweed is the food of the future?

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A Soya Bean Future?

What is the future for one of the world's most successful and controversial crops, soya?

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The Life of Pie

Tim Hayward on how the public and chefs fell back in love with the humble British pie.

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Breakfast

Tim Hayward offers reflections on the past, present and future of the British breakfast.

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Wine Trends

Simon Parkes reports on the latest trends in the wine industry.

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Tasting tomatoes

Sheila Dillon explores the world of the modern British tomato. Has flavour made a return?

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The Best in Food and Farming

Sheila Dillon launches the search for the winners of the 2012 91热爆 Food and Farming Awards.

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The Olympic Menu

Sheila Dillon meets Jan Matthews head of the UK's biggest catering job, London 2012.

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The Future of the Cookbook

Sheila Dillon investigates the future of the printed cookery book.

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Can Food Save the High Street?

Sheila Dillon and Henrietta Green ask if food is the key to reviving UK high streets.

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The Extraordinary Food Story of Martha Payne

Nine-year-old blogger Martha Payne explains how she triggered a debate on school food.

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Can Andrew Lansley change your diet?

Can health secretary Andrew Lansley change Britain's bad eating habits?

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Favourite Foods

Simon Parkes reports on the latest stories coming in for the Food and Farming Awards.

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Camping Food

How camping food can be much more than tinned food and bangers. Tim Hayward finds out.

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The Science of Taste

Can changing our dining utensils change the flavour of food? Simon Parkes investigates.

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A Guide to Spice, part 1: Cloves

Sheila Dillon embarks on a journey through the world of spices, starting with the clove.

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A Guide to Spice, part 2: Vanilla

Sheila Dillon looks at the modern vanilla trade and meets a young British vanilla grower.

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A Guide to Spice, Part 3: Mustard

Sheila Dillon explores a food story of decline and revival - British mustard.

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Australia's Food Revolution

How Australia, built on bulk exports of cheese and meat, became a gastronomic leader.

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Sourdough

Sheila Dillon finds out why sourdough bread is undergoing a major revival.

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Food and the Cinema

Tom Parker Bowles looks at the cinema eating experience.

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