Many common British food terms are unfamiliar on this side of the pond, but have clear American counterparts. Crisps are chips, chips are fries, aubergine is eggplant, jacket potatoes are baked ...

If you’ve visited the U.K. lately (or a supermarket with a well-stocked British section in the international aisle), chances are you’ve seen a bottle of salad cream on the condiment shelf. Though it ...

Can you make a tuna salad that doesn't have mayonnaise? Yes, you can! In fact, it can be even more delicious. Simply combine pre-whipped cream cheese with extra-virgin olive oil to create a creamy and ...

14:17, Wed, May 8, 2024 Updated: 14:28, Wed, May 8, 2024 Salad cream and mayonnaise share nearly identical ingredients, but their distinct taste arises from a single small adjustment. Whether you're ...

The food giant is changing the name of the tangy sauce because only 14 per cent of customers actually eat it with salad HEINZ is changing the name of its zingy sauce Salad Cream after over 100 years ...

Salad Cream will not be changing its name after Heinz faced a huge backlash to proposals to rebrand the condiment. The food giant announced in June it would rebrand Salad Cream to Sandwich Cream, to ...

Heinz announced yesterday that it plans to rename Salad Cream, Sandwich Cream after 104 years to 'fairly represent' how people use it. However, shoppers are less than happy about the change of name ...