We've all been told to stay away from alcohol if we want good skin. Well, now there's a way to drink up but still look young. All thanks to a brand new anti-aging gin laced with collagen which is aimed at staving off wrinkles.
Called Anti-aGin, this fine spirit is produced by Warner Leisure Hotels, who teamed up with food innovators Bompas & Parr to develop this fountain of youth.
If you think drinking to stay young is a great idea you better be prepared to fork over $50 a bottle. Who said looking young is cheap?
Boosting your collagen intake while getting buzzed is a nice idea but you could just eat more collagen-rich foods like bone broth, salmon (here are some awesome recipes) and dark leafy greens like kale, which have antioxidants that prevent the breakdown of collagen.
The best restaurant in Latin America is Don Julio in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Topping Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list for the first time ever.
The new video series from Fine Dining Lovers, Flavour Hacking shows you all you need to know about how to cook eggs, how to fry eggs and how to poach eggs. With some chefs' tips and tricks, as well as a little science, you can learn how to make the most delicious eggs every time.
Classic Sangria can be easily played with, making it a drink perfectly adaptable for the Christmas holidays. Just add holiday spices and flavours, and serve up a festive Christmas Sangria.
There are many great ways to save that leftover brisket, from nacho and mac ‘n’ cheese toppings to stuffed peppers and breakfast hashes. Here are a few of our favourite leftover brisket recipes, including chili, tacos and casserole.
Chefs, restaurant owners and entertainment professionals have gone on hunger strike in Portugal in protest over a lack of government support for the hospitality industry during lockdown. Fine Dining Lovers was on the scene to speak to TV chef and 'Bread and Water' movement leader Ljubomir Stanisic.
There’s nothing quite like a mulled wine, whether it’s outdoors at a bustling Christmas market, or sat in front of the fireplace in your snug new Christmas slippers. But mulled wine isn’t the only option. So why not try a cup of mulled gin if you haven’t already?
