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Here’s the RIGHT way to chop onions: Why this simple but ‘lifesaving’ trick to chop vegetables so finely has made the internet go wild A Melbourne nutritionist has shared a handy hack to finely chop onions Melanie Lionello demonstrates her trick in a video that has been viewed 11 million times He says the hack is ‘life-changing’ and won’t bring tears to your eyes Melanie makes slices from root to stem along the length of the onion He then flipped the onion on the side and made a series of thin vertical cuts By Louise Allingham For The Australian Daily Published: 00:27 EDT, August 2, 2022 | Updated: 00:27 EDT, August 2, 2022 A foodie has shared his simple and hassle-free hack to chop onions in less than 30 seconds. Cookbook author and nutritionist Melanie Lionello demonstrates a ‘life-changing’ trick she says will ‘save so many tears’ in the now viral clip. The Melbourne chef, who heads From My Little Kitchen, cuts the

Woolworths has announced major changes to its national trading hours and the way it operates its deli, seafood and meat departments. The supermarket giant has confirmed to 7NEWS.com.au that store opening and closing hours will be adjusted to be more consistent across Australia. Learn more about Woolworths’ big change in the video above For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> This means the selected store will open an hour later or close an hour earlier to match stores in other states (see full details below). In addition, Woolworths has shortened the trading hours of its new service counter. Starting August 1st, the supermarket’s deli, meat and seafood department will close at 7pm or 8pm – regardless of store opening hours (see full details below). Woolworths has confirmed that opening and closing hours will be adjusted to make it more uniform across Australia. Credit: Getty Woolworths releases new ultra rare Fix-Em – and it could make you rich A Woolworths s

“Prices at the farm level are rising, so farmers are doing their best,” he said. “The dairy losers, but as the sun sets in the west, times change, circles occur. When assets are at their worst, that’s when we are at their happiest.” The Micro Cap Activist Fund (MCAF), run by Mr Iafrate’s Melbourne-based company Armytage Private, was set up after commissioning a financial services empire to target small-medium-priced finance. The fund is one of the top return equity funds of the past three years according to Morningstar data thanks to the busy M & Activities among small financial services companies and have received 10 takeovers since 2019. The list includes Hub24’s bid for rival Xplore Wealth, Apex Group’s acquisition of Mainstream Group, 360 Capital’s deal with Evans Dixon, and Iress games for OneVue. Iafrate said he owed a fall in royal commissions, benefiting from mispricing in the market as big banks rushed out of the advice business. “These funds are focused on finance with

The largest shark in our oceans already has a reputation for being gentle giants, and it seems there are more than we ever realized. whale shark ( Typhoid rhino ) is a filter feeder, considered carefully combing the water for small animals such as krill. Among the litany of small swimmers they take are leafy greens made up of algae and other photosynthetic organisms. It’s unavoidable, but researchers wonder if this vegetation is just a garnish for carnivores, or if it provides the side salad needed to keep them swimming. Researchers examining dirt and skin samples identified what these 10-meter (32-foot) long sea hoovers were actually taking advantage of from the giant pool of water they breathed through their system. “The droppings suggest that they ate krill,” said University of Tasmania marine biologist Patti Virtue. “But they don’t metabolize much.” In contrast, whale sharks, which are true sharks with cartilage instead of bones, seem to extract nutrients from a lot of algae. “Th

Surprised when one of Australia’s most popular restaurants announced its closure after 34 years – here’s its closing date for good Sydney’s Bodhi Restaurant announces it will close its doors after 34 years This family-owned Chinese vegan restaurant will hold its last service on August 7th Heaven Leigh’s owner broke the bad news in a post on Bodhi’s social media He made the decision to close while his business was strong to end on a high Bodhi has been a favorite among foodies for decades and is visited by big names There were a few reservations left before Bodhi closed but they filled up fast By Louise Allingham For The Australian Daily Published: 8:20pm EDT, 26th July 2022 | Updated: 8:20pm EDT, 26th July 2022 One of the country’s most popular restaurants has shocked thousands by announcing its closure after 34 years. Sydney’s Bodhi Restaurant is one of the city’s most beloved restaurants and will have its last servic

Two-thirds of the fish that Australians eat is wasted. After the fillets are removed, the remainder is usually discarded. The poor recovery had an impact on prices. “You pay for a whole fish but only really eat a third, but all the parts of the fish actually have enormous value, like the head, tail, skin,” said Patrick Hone, managing director of the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. The chef slowly started using more fish, including their offal. Delicious waste The beef, lamb, pork and chicken industries had much higher recovery rates, ranging from over 50 percent to the 70s, but why is seafood recovery so low? “Seafood offal is a completely unexplored area,” says chef Danielle Dixon. Chef Danielle Dixon says advocacy for underutilized species is critical. ( ABC Landline: Pip Courtney ) “With the average net profit in the food business sometimes being just 1 percent or less, it’s really important for us to start educating people about how to take lesser-known products th

A customer got into a war of words with the cafe owner after he complained about paying $12 for two “small” cups of coffee. Victoria Devine, a financial advisor from Melbourne, visited her “favorite” coffee shop Pantry Glen Iris on Wednesday after the revamped venue reopened under new owners. Much to his surprise, he claims he saw the small cup of coffee he usually orders now for $6 instead of $4. For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> However, Julien Moussi, cafe owner and director of Only Hospitality Group, says there is more to the story. “Our coffee is $5.20. Victoria had ordered her coffee with plant-based milk but failed to be transparent about it,” she said 7Live. Victoria Devine paid $12 for two “small” cups of coffee. Credit: Victoria Devine Earlier on Wednesday, the millennial money expert shared a picture of the coffee on his Instagram Story, along with the caption: “My favorite cafe reopened with new owners so now two small coffees cost $12.” Ho

Credit: Public Domain CC0 Almost all marine life—fish, turtles, sharks, whales, and more—depends on marine food webs for survival. However, the foundation of this enormous flow of energy lies on the shoulders of the microscopic but mighty phytoplankton. Without essential nutrients such as phosphorus, the growth of these tiny floating marine plants is limited, and the effects of such restrictions flow through the ecosystem, impacting the abundance and diversity of marine creatures. A team of Florida State University and New Hampshire University researchers have published a new study looking at how one important source of the nutrient, dissolved organic phosphorus, is distributed across the global ocean surface where it is consumed by phytoplankton. The work was published today in Natural Geoscience . All living organisms, including phytoplankton, need phosphorus to synthesize DNA, RNA and other important organic compounds. In addition

Woolworths supermarkets have urged Everyday Rewards members to be vigilant after a spate of security breaches. In recent weeks, Woolworths customers have used social media to report that their accounts have been “hacked” and used to make unauthorized purchases. VIEW THE VIDEO ABOVE: Why Woolworths resells unsold bread For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> During the incident, the thieves had used the Everyday Gift dollars that had been “saved” by the account holder to buy groceries without their knowledge. A Woolworths spokesman said the supermarket was investigating the breach. “We have assisted a number of members who appear to be victims of unauthorized access to their Everyday Rewards accounts,” the spokesperson told 7NEWS.com.au. “In the case reported to us, the account was accessed using a valid login or account details. Woolworths Everyday Rewards members have been urged to check their accounts for security breaches. Credit: provided “We found no evi

Thousands of Australians with side businesses or hobbies may unknowingly take out home and contents insurance which essentially leaves them unprotected. Key points: An ABC investigation earlier this month revealed insurance holders with an ABN registered in their homes may not have coverage A couple in the Victorian area canceled their home insurance policy because they had a food truck in their yard The Australian Financial Complaints Authority says people should file a complaint with the ombudsman if they are unable to resolve the issue with their insurance company Several people have filed for immediate cancellation of their policies following an ABC investigation into failed insurance claims at the Heywood farm. Griffyn Branagh last week called his insurance company AAMI, which is owned by Suncorp, to check if his mobile bike repair business was affecting his content insurance for his rental home in Torquay. Before the pandemic hit, Branagh would travel to people’s homes to fix bik