Tweet Oatly have just lost a landmark court ruling. They must not use ‘dairy descriptors’ on their products, in case it misleads customers. Clearly, they’ve never picked up a bottle of Oatly. It’s so loudly hipster, so full of doodles and quirky fonts, it would scare off anyone who isn’t […]
Read MoreREVIEW: El Pollote
Tweet El Pollote has for a long time had a place in my heart. From their humble beginnings at Seven Dials market in Covent Garden, when I lived in London it was my go-to mid-range restaurant. Y’know, the sort of place you could go for lunch. I like a bit […]
Read MoreREVIEW: Noko
Tweet I took a trip to visit my brother and his girlfriend in Elephant and Castle. He mentioned off-hand that there was a restaurant nearby that he really wanted to try – knowing my brother I should have suspected that it would shape up to be one of the great […]
Read MoreREVIEW: The King and Queen
Tweet I love The King and Queen. It’s a huge pub, with a wonderful beer garden in which I’ve smoked hundreds of cigarettes and embarrassed myself in hundreds of drunken discussions. I’m there with my friend, talking, shooting the shit, setting the world to rights. The sharp crack of pool […]
Read MoreChristmas Special: The way to Brighton’s heart is through its stomach!
Tweet Everyone has a favourite aspect of Christmas, whether that be the sharing of presents, hanging up the decorations, playing in the snow (however rare that may be). But one essential part of Christmas that everyone can enjoy… is the food! From 26th November all the way to 31st December, […]
Read MoreEvery Carrot Counts in the War on Waste
Tweet Throughout the UK, the most vulnerable in society are struggling to cope with the demands of the pandemic. Rising numbers at food banks means that it is becoming more important than ever to ensure we limit our waste. And it’s not only food that’s causing issues. millions of people […]
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