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This tasty sweet fruit is native to the Middle East and the Mediterranean, so has less air miles on it than many of the other imported foods in the region. BBC Good Food Middle East looks at how your health…
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Ten must have foodie treats from this year’s Marks and Spencer Christmas collection
We’ve gone through Marks and Spencer’s Christmas deals in Dubai and picked the five must have foodie items this Christmas…
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Dinner review: Izakaya, JW Marriott Marquis
In Japan, an ‘izakaya’ is a Japanese drinking establishment that also serves food – a sort of Asian equivalent to the West’s gastro pub. At the JW Marriott, this has certainly not been overlooked...
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24 hours as a vegan : could you do it?
Have you ever considered going vegan? Why not try it out for a day with these delicious family-friendly food ideas…
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Mohammed Zeeshan: How to try molecular gastronomy at home
Tresind’s chef Mohammed Zeeshan gives advice to BBC Good Food Middle East readers on creating their own theatrical meals at home and why he feels Indian cuisine is misunderstood...
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Brunch review: Mint Leaf of London, DIFC, Dubai
Prior to opening in Dubai last summer, Mint Leaf already had two Indian restaurants in the well-heeled areas of Piccadilly and the City financial district in London...
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Secret Squirrel reveals four health foods you should have in your cupboard
Karen Mclean, the woman behind Dubai-based food blog Secret Squirrel reveals her four favourite health foods...
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The benefits of being a part-time vegetarian
Omitting meat from your diet one day a week could help improve your overall health, save money and help the environment...
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Four of the best detox foods
Overindulged at the weekend? Here’s four detox foods that could help your body recover...
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Six Mediterranean foods that combat skin aging
Long known for the region’s healthy lifestyle, the health benefits these Mediterranean foods can help protect against skin aging...
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Staying Hydrated
With hydration identified as a one of the top health concerns during Ramadan, it’s important to ensure your body is getting the fluids essential to keep you healthy as you fast. Failure to stay hydrated can lead to weakness, dizziness, severe migraines, nausea, confusion and other unwanted, dangerous symptoms. Follow these top tips to stay on track, says Sophie Voelzing
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Staying Healthy This Ramadan
During Ramadan’s long fasting hours, it’s easy to fall into bad eating habits and routines. To help you maintain a healthy eating regime this month, clinical dietician Dr. Anita Gupta, and Dr. Anna Burattin who is a consultant for endocrinology and metabolic diseases from Burjeel Hospital Abu Dhabi, lend some advice to help you stay on track!