• Are Ants the New Caviar?
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    Are Ants the New Caviar?

    Home Explore Stories Current Article Are Ants the New Caviar? 03 February, 2015 Words by Leonore Dicker Does Does the idea of eating bugs bug you (HAR HAR HAR)? For the past few years, insects have slowly made their way into the diet of westerners. Many predict them to be the future of food, as […]

  • Undiscovered Iceland: The Cold Road
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    Undiscovered Iceland: The Cold Road

    Home Explore Stories Current Article Undiscovered Iceland: The Cold Road 26 January, 2015 Words by Maria Alafouzou It It was the closest I've ever been to death. A windshield was the only thing between me and a 30-metre drop into the icy waters of a fjord. And black ice does not heed commands to "stop!" […]

  • 8 Flowers You Can Eat
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    8 Flowers You Can Eat

    Roses are red, violets are blue; flowers are tasty and nice to chew. We can’t think of a girlier article, but look how pretty!

  • How to Fight Jet Lag
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    How to Fight Jet Lag

    Sophie Elliott, the founder of recently launched Dirty Green (and previously Sprout Market) will twice a month share her tips for becoming a happier, healthier traveller.

  • The World's Worst Airlines
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    The World's Worst Airlines

    Whether it’s because of a sketchy safety record or 14-hour delays, these airlines are worth avoiding.

  • A Plant-Based, Zero-Waste Tour of Zurich With Ity Tiwari
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    A Plant-Based, Zero-Waste Tour of Zurich With Ity Tiwari

    Food writer and chef Ity Tiwari takes us on a gastronomic tour of Switzerland’s most progressive city, with stops at the world’s oldest vegetarian restaurant, a groundbreaking bakery and a cutting-edge Zuri-West canteen

  • Lakes, Rivers And Lidos: Nowhere Does Summer Swimming Quite Like Switzerland
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    Lakes, Rivers And Lidos: Nowhere Does Summer Swimming Quite Like Switzerland

    Perfect for a summer break, Switzerland’s cities combine culture and cuisine with crystal-clear lakes, lidos, rivers and fountains. One writer takes a dip in the country’s best city swimming spots