Daily news round up: our selection of food and chef news from the wold's press
Call to ban food colourings used in medicines like Calpol after they are linked to hyperactive children
Campaigners are calling for a ban on the E numbers that give children’s medicines such as Calpol their bright colours. They have identified 52 products – including teething gels and painkillers designed for babies as young as two months – which contain additives linked to hyperactivity.
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Mark Hix's new London restaurant to be called Hixter
Mark Hix's Restaurants Etc is to call its new restaurant venture in the City of London Hixter. The 5,000 sq ft restaurant will open on the site of the former Sushinho on Devonshire Square in Bishopsgate, London in November.
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Are people snobbish about frozen food?
A new series captures what life is like at frozen food retailer Iceland, but are some of us a little bit snooty in our attitude to frozen food? Google it and you'll see there have been dozens of attempts to establish whether fresh or frozen vegetables are better for you.
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Michael Wurster Appointed Chef de Cuisine of Gordon Ramsay at The London
Gordon Ramsay at The London, set within The London NYC, announces the appointment of Michael Wurster as Chef de Cuisine. Chef Wurster comes to Gordon Ramsay at The London with nearly 15 years of experience and will be overseeing this accomplished fine dining establishment Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and The Chef's Table.
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