“I didn’t want to eat bland, boring food for the sake of losing weight,” she said. “I loved junk food, all the things that are bad for you, so I decided to make my own healthy versions ...

It's the 21st century and "junk food" has gone global. For better or for worse (mostly worse), junk food is now available all over the world. We see it most everywhere we go -- in grocery and ...

Apparently, you really can become a junk-food junkie. That’s what a new study published by the British Medical Journal says, noting that ultra-processed foods — meaning food that contain ...

The junk-food rats gobbled down twice as many calories as "control" rodents fed on a more balanced diet. "When we removed the junk food and tried to put them on a nutritious diet -- what we called ...

Are you a junk food junkie? You're not alone! Americans gobble up over 5 billion pounds of snack foods each year. But now you're trying to lose weight and well, snacking just isn't going to help ...

I absolutely love junk. I don’t care what it is. If it looks rubbish I’ll probably buy it. I think I got this from my grandad. His flat was full of the stuff. I remember he had a cupboard ...

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JUNK food adverts will be banned from TV before 9pm, Wes Streeting is set to confirm today. The Health Secretary will also stop unhealthy products like biscuits and burgers being promoted on ...

A popular Manchester restaurant loved for its plant-based riffs on classic junk food has announced it will be reopening.

A 9pm watershed on TV junk food advertising will come into force in October 2025, the government has confirmed. This will come alongside a total ban on paid-for online advertising for junk food ...

Campaign staffers rarely have time to sit for a meal, relying instead on cigarettes and drive-thrus. Their wacky diet may ...

Junk food adverts will be banned on TV before 9pm from October 2025, the government confirmed. Boris Johnson, the former Conservative prime minister, first announced adverts for foods high in fat ...