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It’s a common misconception that being vegetarian means having to sacrifice foods full of flavor. New York restaurant, Dirty Candy, is changing the way we look at vegetables. Dirty Candy cooks with the philosophy that “vegetarian food can be an indulgence”. (> more)
What happens when you merge a love of ice cream with architecture? You get Coolhaus, trendy Los Angeles ice cream establishment. Founders, Natasha Case and Freya Estreller are spearheading the 'Farchitecture' (food+architecture) movement, incorporating design into their frozen treats. (> more)
We all love a good scavenger hunt, but what about when the hunt is finding your dinner? Not knowing where your dinner is puts some excitement into what could be a mundane activity. As a result, numerous secret supper clubs have surfaced from warehouses to forests. We let you in on the newest club to hit the secret dining scene. (> more)
This weekend hosts the much anticipated Super Bowl Sunday. Whether you’re a Saints or Colt fan, everyone can agree that putting on some post-Super Bowl fat is never a fun thing. Swide offers some healthy alternatives to the usual hot dogs and pizza. (> more)
Only weeks ago we were exposing a new trend of urbanites-turned-hunters for the sake of eating local. Yet we already seem to be witnessing a backlash as more and more start to question and downright reject locavorism. Is eating turning into a crime against the envrironment? (> more)
As the world keeps saying recession can sometimes be a good thing - creativity levels surge and the world is forced to get inventive. Gone it seems are the days of brunch - welcome ladies and gentlemen to drunch. (> more)
Much as stalking celebrities makes Twitter very "useful" - Twitter recipes are tweets you can legitimately follow because they're actually, well, useful. Plus follow leading chef Jamie Oliver's tweets as he cooks for Obama. (> more)
When one thinks of destination stores usually one imagines racks of designer clothes and expensive candles. Marshmallow Peeps, animal-shaped confectionery sweets in a variety of pop colors has just opened a stand-alone store in Washington DC and the hysteria (> more)
For all the talk of recession and penny-pinching we've still enjoyed our food like there was no tomorrow this year. (> more)
Hunting is creating a buzz but this time it's not the fox-lovers we're hearing; a new brand of eco-conscious urbanite is daringly redefining the old hunter gatherer paradigm... (> more)
New York is not kind to those disposed to nostalgia, and, frankly, it shouldn't be. But after the sad and unceremonious demise of Florent, there's been keen sense of wanting to treasure those few places that, without them, the city's modern history might have been considerably more, well, dull. (> more)
These days it's increasingly likely you'll next be sitting down to a smiling meal. Are we so shallow we need style over substance even in our plates? (> more)
America's fast food temple is celebrating its 30th anniversary in France with the opening of its 1,142nd Gallic outlet a few yards from the world's most visited museum. (> more)
Despite having the hardened edge of an urban dweller – we’ve spotted some unlikely smiles of late coming from city people spotting the new sight of growing potatoes. Swide brings you the alternative guide to the good life. (> more)
The story of ‘Holey Donuts’ could well become a screenplay. New York in the 1960s; one of the first typical American donut franchisees and Frank Dilullo, the leading man who goes on to spend his childhood in the back of the donut shop. (> more)
Ginger is not always a word that inspires cool but 2009 is the year it will take its place on the altar of cool as it takes a leap from the boredom of detox juice, straight into your cocktail. (> more)
Housed in a traditional Korean style house dating from 1910, new restaurant Do Ga Hun has replaced the usual "homecooked tourist fare" with exceptional modern fusion dishes and organic ingredients. (> more)
Try a new selection of secret Japanese recipes to ensure you don't hit January with a bump. (> more)
Picture the scene - a roaring fire, double-ply cashmere jumper, and a snowy vista... (> more)
Milanese institution Princi has just opened an outpost in London. Could this be the one place that stays open later than 11pm in London we ask? Based on its Italian branches, this chic bread shop offers more than the usual ciabatta... (> more)
Sip from a piece of Italian design this party season - with a range of artisanal Italian beers formulated from a pure water source. (> more)
A temporary space offers food and virtual cookery lessons in the run up to Christmas (> more)
Taking the lead from Mark Ronson's absinthe filled party jellies - we investigate dessert trends post-cupcakes (> more)
Drink to stealth wealth status with an artisanal cuppa (> more)
Time to pre-order something new when in New York or London (> more)
The Italian pre-ski drink of choice with an added kick (> more)
Chocolate gets a Japanese makeover (> more)
Sugary smiles all-round. The word ‘cake’ instantly conjures up feel good images and is exactly why "The Great Cake Escape", a guerilla art project led by "Fondant Fancy" and "Cherry Bakewell" has literally taken the idea and baked with it. (> more)
Tickle your taste-buds with something new. We’ve eaten cucumber sandwiches at Claridges, sipped Earl Grey at Fortnum’s and nibbled a macaroon at The Ritz – now it’s the time to take your ‘tease’ somewhere else. (> more)
Welcome to Paris' little dining secret. Yes, communal dining may work when you are eating a boiled egg in the morning, but we are growing a little tired of being placed opposite an annoying couple when we all we really want to do is eat in peace. (> more)