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The Fat Duck is owned by chef Heston Blumenthal whose style of cooking is often described by foodies as 'molecular gastronomy'.

Perhaps the best place for foodies to taste what Taiwan has to offer is at the local night market.

So it may seem like madness that there are still reports of sneaky foodies flouting the ban in the city's restaurants and black markets.

Popular among elementary-school students and foodies alike, tuna has become one of the most widely consumed fish in the world.

The UK has become a nation of foodies, with increasingly sophisticated tastes and an appetite for world cuisines.

My group of friends are huge foodies and big time wine people as well.

The cuisine: Like foodies in Sichuan and Hunan, Miao tribespeople in hilly Guizhou loves their food sour and spicy.

Bloggers: Asia's top foodies take matters into their own hands and reveal their picks of culinary delights from Hanoi to Mumbai.

The Japanese are among the world's most devoted foodies.

So the birds are happy, Chinese foodies are happy, and most importantly, the taxman is happy.

"There will always be die-hard foodies who will fly to Copenhagen to taste them, " Murphy said.

Since Cockers are such foodies (see #9), they do have a tendency to put on weight, especially as they age.

A ban on some 300, 000 stalls selling freshly cooked snacks has enraged well-off foodies and the poor alike.

Today, the small 40-seat eatery is known among many foodies for serving the world's most expensive bowl of beef noodles.

Foodies have their own reasons to visit Barcelona and the surrounding region.

Here are his top five must-try dishes for foodies in the know.

It's Spoondate, a new online dating network for foodies.

To everyday foodies in America, I say: eat more Vietnamese food!