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Assistant News Editor (Trends) @Daily_Express. Formerly @NationalWorld and @theipaper. Travel lover. Rock 'n' roll. Big fan of tea.

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Trending Content Editor @YorkshireLive. Formerly @NationalWorld and @theipaper. Travel lover. Rock 'n' roll. Big fan of tea. 📨 claire.schofield@reachplc.com

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Egg sandwich filling is much tastier if you swap mayo for creamy alternative

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By Claire Schofield Verified
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When it comes to sandwich fillings, there's an overwhelming amount of options to pick from. But, there's no denying the classics can't be beaten - like egg mayo. The duo make a pretty tasty pairing, and this simple filling is pretty easy to prepare, which is a bonus when you don't want to spend ages faffing about in the kitchen.
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Supermarket shoppers buying avocados urged to follow '5 day rule'

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By Claire Schofield Verified
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Shoppers buying avocados at supermarkets are urged to follow a strict 'five-day rule' to ensure maximum freshness. Assessing the ripeness of an avocado can be a bit of a guessing game, as it can be hard to tell if it's ready to eat simply from its colour and appearance alone. As such, shoppers are advised to apply a strict five-day rule to their purchases to help determine exactly when the fruit is ripe and to cut down on food waste .
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NHS confirms automatic home cancer tests for older adults

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By Claire Schofield Verified
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The NHS has confirmed automatic at-home cancer testing kits for older adults aged 50 to 74. The tests are to screen for bowel cancer and are currently offered to people within this age group every two years, as the risk of this type of cancer gets higher as you age. The faecal immunochemical test (FIT) requires people to provide a stool sample at home, which is then sent by post to be tested to check if it contains blood, which may be a sign of bowel cancer .
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