We usually toss the banana peel in the dustbin without any second thought, but little do we know that these banana peels ...

But before you throw your banana peels in the trash, did you know they can be used in your daily routine? Their anti-inflammatory properties make them great for your skin. They can also be used in ...

As per experts, the peel of a banana is highly nutritious and loaded with benefits. Take a look at some of the benefits of ...

Every dollar you give helps us continue to shine a light on these critical issues in the run up to the election and beyond “We have eaten banana peel our whole life, so we are in no way shocked ...

That's right, you can eat banana peels. And not only are they edible, they're also good for you. If you live in the US, you're probably used to tossing banana peels in the trash. But people in ...

Peel and slice the bananas into 1cm/½in pieces ... top with spoonfuls of banana ice cream, drizzle with maple syrup and sprinkle with grated chocolate or roughly broken flaked chocolate.

Lift the banana slices from the juice and place on the baking sheet in a single layer. Sprinkle over a few pinches of cinnamon if you like, then bake for 1 hour. Carefully peel the slices from the ...

Yes, you really can do a chemical peel at home. These expert-approved treatments get the job done with little to no recovery time. Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature.

What is the banana slug? The banana slug is named for its resemblance to a ripe (or overripe, in the case of spotted individuals) banana. It’s one of the slowest creatures on Earth, moving at a ...

Which brings us to what is widely considered the most aggressive type of peel out there—the phenol peel. It's so intense that many dermatologists choose not to offer this treatment due to the ...

In this series, we have conversations that South Africans need to hear. Veteran journalist and media personality Ruda Landman has in-depth conversations with Political & Trend Analyst J P Landman ...

The banana equivalent to Covid-19 is spreading to new countries, forcing the industry to change how the world’s most widely eaten fruit is farmed and even how it could taste. Akiller disease ...