When a fly lands on your food, is it safe to eat that? And what are the health implications of it?
A video not only answers these questions and also provides some excellent insight. It informs that flies vomit and slobber on your food. They are also capable of transmitting diseases.
You Might Want To Throw Away Your Food If A Fly Lands On ItA fly landing on your food for even a second is bad news
Posted by NowThis Food on Friday, 13 April 2018
In Rwanda, Canadian expat Barrett Nash says you don't need a morning coffee if you take a taxi to work. That's because most taxis are motorcycles and riding on one gives you enough adrenaline to wake right up.
The Twitter user, who goes by the handle @phuckyounick, shared a number of behind-the-scene pictures from the food joint’s kitchen
Sister Nivedita's family home in London, where she lived before moving to India in 1898 to set up a girls' school and help the poor, is to be commemorated with a special plaque on her 150th birth anniversary.
In the name of safety, many times women have been told to stop working, or asked to be indoors, and I think instead of asking them to be indoors, we should have more safety for them
An 18-year-old teenager from California live-streamed her sister’s death in a terrifying car crash on Instagram.
Uploaded by fatafeatchannel, the video shows a man making an omelette in the open sun, without a stove.