I paid $350 to eat at Noma, the 4-time best restaurant in the world where guests feast on mould, potted plants, and a giant kebab made from vegetables — here's what it was like

Noma and its founder Rene Redzepi have built a culinary dynasty by focusing solely on ingredients from the Scandinavian region, shunning things like olive oil, and focusing instead on foraged ingredients from near the restaurant.

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I paid $350 to eat at Noma, the 4-time best restaurant in the world where guests feast on mould, potted plants, and a giant kebab made from vegetables — here's what it was like Noma and its founder Rene Redzepi have built a culinary dynasty by focusing solely on ingredients from the Scandinavian region, shunning things like olive oil, and focusing instead on foraged ingredients from near the restaurant. Read More »

The world's biggest passenger plane, the A380, is now flying from London to New York The Airbus SuperJumbo will fly from Gatwick to JFK for three weeks only. Read More »

The US government is altering the economy in a way not seen since the 1960s, and it could create turbulence on Wall Street BI PRIME: It's unusual for US politicians to use policy to boost the economy just before an election, and the Trump administration seems to be doing just that, said Ethan Harris, the head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. This has some important implications for investors. Read More »

LEGO launch their first sustainable blocks made from sugarcane – and they hope to roll it out to most products by 2030 LEGO wants the majority of its production to be sustainable by 2030 and, on August 1, launched its first sustainable LEGO-bricks. The new bricks are made of sugarcane plastic and are shaped like plants. Read More »

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A blind gamer managed to reach 8,000 kills on 'Call of Duty' — here's how he does it A blind gamer has managed to accrue nearly 8,000 in-game kills in 'Call of Duty: WWII.' Not so differently to a bat, he uses echo location to ascertain what he's shooting at. He also uses surround-sound headphones, turns down background music, and enhances audio feedback to track down his enemies. Read More »

Venezuelan President Maduro cuts speech short in panic as soldiers are seen running State television is showing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro abruptly cutting short a speech and hundreds of soldiers present breaking ranks scattering. It's unclear what caused the panic yet. Read More »

A 32-year-old Hong Kong pop star has died after falling from a building Loo, who was born in Toronto, Canada in 1986, had reportedly been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2013. She was found dead on Sunday after police received a report of a person falling from a building. Read More »

How to forgive and forget in 3 steps — and why it's unhealthy to rush the process It's a big deal to decide to forgive someone and move on. But many people try and jump straight to forgetting, which isn't the healthiest thing to do. There are three steps you need to take to start forgiving and really forget. Read More »

These are the trends creating new winners and losers in the card-processing ecosystem In a new 2017 report, Business Insider Intelligence explores the digital payments ecosystem today, its growth drivers, and where the industry is headed. Read More »

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