Victoria Sponge
There are some times in life when you just need cake. Living in Bangkok without an oven has been a real life struggle. Sure there are dessert shops and food stands scattered all over the city, but it’s...
View ArticleB-P-K Smoothie
Smoothies are powerful. Not only are they minimal effort to make, but they are quick, healthy and filling. They are also the perfect way to get your five a day in one sitting, perfect for those who...
View ArticleGuilt Free Burgers
Certain things in life are made for sharing. Compliments, cuddles, dad jokes… and this recipe. For you see not only is this recipe low in sugar, but with only 2.7 grams of fat and 136 calories (per...
View ArticleTom Yum
Tom Yum is a staple dish in Thailand. A simple dish that focuses on fresh, high quality ingredients. Like many dishes, Tom Yum has changed over the years and grown to have many variations. One of...
View ArticleBananutella Cake
Storing bananas is a struggle in Thailand. Put them in the fridge and they dry out quickly, but if you leave them on the side they’re brown by the next day. Faced with a bunch of sad over ripe bananas...
View ArticleWelsh Cakes
Welsh cakes are somewhat of a family tradition in my house. My great grandma made them for my nan, my nan made them for my mum, my mum makes them for me and one day I’m sure I’ll pass it down to my...
View ArticleLamb Gyros
I’m terrible at food photography. I’d love to be one of these people that takes outstanding photos and can make something as simple as a cheese sandwich look insanely delectable, but bad lighting,...
View ArticleChicken Noodle Soup
Every relationship has its secrets, and mine is no different. But my secret is not the deviant kind, but more of the...
View ArticlePina Coladapops
Pina Coladapops were the magical equation of a hot day and long forgotten cupboard ingredients. If you’ve been on the internet over the past few days I’m pretty sure you would have seen *somebody*...
View ArticleRoasted Pumpkin Soup
Pumpkins. A fruit (yes for realz) which has grown increasingly popular with every spiced latte, pie and cake that each season brings. But no matter what you do with them whether you carve, roast or...
View ArticleEle and Ela
Social media is a great tool. It lets you know what people are thinking and what people are doing. But my favourite use of social media is finding out where people’s favourite places to eat are. So...
View ArticleThe Bao-Factor
I love London. I love the busy streets, the eclectic shops and the various flavours that entwine and captivate your senses as you wander the streets. But I find that after a few days in The Big Smoke I...
View ArticleNicolino’s
If you’re looking for a place to eat with character and charm, then boy have I found the place for you. You see on a typically rainy English day S and I found ourselves sat in the car with hangrrr...
View ArticleIlios, Eindhoven
Choosing where to eat in a new city can be a difficult task. I don’t tend to use TripAdvisor, because as somebody who used to work in the food industry, I feel that so often it’s incredibly damaging to...
View ArticleWhere To Eat In Pattaya
As S and I clambered out of the car with sleepy legs, “where to eat in Pattaya” was the first question which crossed our minds. We had just arrived at our hotel after a swift two hour drive from...
View ArticleTaco Bell Southampton
Do you ever go to a launch event and find a prop which perfectly describes you at every social event, ever? No. Me neither. *whistles* The thing is, food is great. I mean, I’m sure as grown up humans...
View ArticleThe Burger Shop Co
Finding new places to eat is one of my favourite things to do, so when I heard that The Burger Shop Co, the new burger shop in Arundel, had opened I knew it was time I stopped by for a visit. The...
View ArticleMotorcycle Trip: Un, Deux, Trois
After wandering along the top of Fourviere we clambered into the cable car and rode down the hill and into the streets of Lyon. Gorgeous architecture towered over us as we wandered the streets in...
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