Lockdown might have kept many foodies separated from their favourite dishes – but not for long. Morrisons has launched ‘fakeaway’ boxes that help home chefs recreate popular high-street dishes at home, reconciling the need for convenient cooking with the longing to eat out again.

Since all Burger King locations are closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the fast food chain has released a campaign showing customers how to make their burgers at home. As people self-isolating pine for their ‘old lives’, DIY projects and recipes are helping them satisfy their creative urges.

Driven by the need to distance themselves from others and adhere to stricter budgets, many Britons are changing the way they shop for groceries due to COVID-19. But while a growing number are ordering online and stockpiling during the crisis, which behaviours are likely to stick afterwards?

Panic-buying at supermarkets has made it difficult for many people to get hold of the everyday goods they need. With traditional fulfilment channels stretched by COVID-19, Heinz is embracing a direct-to-consumer model to get its products into pantries with just a few clicks.