Mia O'Hare
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Mary Berry's 'super easy' chicken traybake is perfect for families - ready in under 1 hour - AOL (opens the original)
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Choosing what to prepare for dinner can prove challenging, particularly when you're keen to avoid lengthy kitchen sessions. Mary Berry offers numerous recipes suitable for various occasions, all brimming with taste. One of her traybake dishes has been described as "super easy", making it perfect for feeding the family on busy weeknight evenings. Everything is placed into a single dish, freeing you up to concentrate on other matters. Mary's chicken tartiflette features in her Mary Makes it Easy c
Major UK holiday park, homeware brand and haulage company fall into administration - AOL (opens the original)
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Several major UK businesses have recently fallen into administration, including a holiday park, haulage firm and homeware brand. Many businesses have been struggling in the past few years, as even more companies have entered administration. It has resulted in job losses for workers. Companies have cited rising costs, financial pressures and challenging trading conditions as factors behind the decision. Here is a round-up of the latest businesses that have entered administration... Cove Communiti
Urgent 'do not eat' warning for popular chocolates over food poisoning risk - AOL (opens the original)
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Several popular chocolate products have been withdrawn from sale and recalled due to a Salmonella contamination. The bacterial infection triggers food poisoning, with symptoms typically emerging between 12 and 72 hours following consumption. The illness can last for four to seven days, with individuals advised to stay away from workplaces and schools. Salmonella has been found in Dubai Style Crunchy Knafeh and Pistachio Milk Chocolate, as well as in Alyan Dubai Style Chocolate Truffles. As a res
Milk stays fresher for longer if stored in 1 part of the fridge - AOL (opens the original)
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Milk is a staple in households across the UK, yet many of us store it incorrectly. It can make milk go off much quicker than it should, which can pose a risk to health. When milk is exposed to air, it can lose its freshness quicker and go off faster. That's why it is important to keep milk sealed with a lid and stored in a chilled place. Storing milk in the fridge is essential, however the fridge door isn't the best place. Many of us use the fridge door to store milk as it perfectly fits into th
Robins will flock to your garden if you leave out 1 food scrap this autumn - AOL (opens the original)
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Robins and other small birds are always a delight to see in gardens. They visit our outside spaces to nibble on food and may even build a nest. Many gardeners like to leave out bird food, yet the birds also enjoy a common kitchen scrap. The RSPB has warned that the way we feed birds can affect the spread of disease, so you shouldn't leave out seeds or peanuts between May and October. There is a higher risk of disease spreading during this time, with finches being the most vulnerable. You can sti
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