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In Kazan, a group of 200 people have cooked the world's longest kebab. The kebab was later donated to a nearby orphanage after it was cooked - all 180 metres of it!
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A video has emerged of a pizza delivery man helping himself to some of a customer's pizza in the lift of their apartment building. Netizens are completely outraged.
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Furniture retailer Ikea have withdrawn their hot-dogs after tests showed traces of horsemeat. Tests on the meatballs did not show any traces of horsemeat, however.
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Netizens suspect a reprisal against the Magnistky Law as Russia is set to ban meat imports containing ractopamine, following the EU, Taiwan and China's example
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The consumer basket in Russia has been set for next year, leading netizens to argue over whether it fulfills the basic needs of all citizens, or if it is too much.
In Kazan, a group of 200 people have cooked the world's longest kebab. The kebab was later donated to a nearby orphanage after it was cooked - all 180 metres of it!3
A video has emerged of a pizza delivery man helping himself to some of a customer's pizza in the lift of their apartment building. Netizens are completely outraged.
Furniture retailer Ikea have withdrawn their hot-dogs after tests showed traces of horsemeat. Tests on the meatballs did not show any traces of horsemeat, however.
Netizens suspect a reprisal against the Magnistky Law as Russia is set to ban meat imports containing ractopamine, following the EU, Taiwan and China's example
The consumer basket in Russia has been set for next year, leading netizens to argue over whether it fulfills the basic needs of all citizens, or if it is too much.