We’re all familiar with the millennial picky-bit tea: Babybels, olives, leftover roast chicken, mystery charcuterie, more cheese, definitely more pickles than necessary and whatever else can be ...

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According to a survey, Brits eat a ‘picky tea’ – bits and pieces from the fridge, nothing cooked from scratch – three times a week (Getty) According to a new survey from cider brand Orchard Pig, nine ...

All the best supermarket buys for a delicious picky tea or scrummy snack WITH heatwaves and soaring temperatures, many people are swapping home-cooked meals for a picky tea – and we have Marks & ...

The temperature outside is ramping up as we enter the third heatwave of the year. With highs of up to 35°C in some areas of the country, many will be swapping heavier meals for lighter options that ...

It’s the Boaty McBoatface of dinner time. Britons, resist the supermarkets’ cutesy branding and have some dignity, says the Guardian’s deputy music editor, Laura Snapes ...