
Chai translates to ‘tea’ in the Hindi language, so whenever I come across ‘chai tea’ on a menu I always have a private chuckle: “Tea tea, how amusing!”. I have such fun. This seems to be a common theme with … Continue reading
Chai translates to ‘tea’ in the Hindi language, so whenever I come across ‘chai tea’ on a menu I always have a private chuckle: “Tea tea, how amusing!”. I have such fun. This seems to be a common theme with … Continue reading
Cinnamon.Buns.Gimme. As mentioned on my previous breakfast club post I am rather fond of cinnamon. It signifies warmth (read christmas), home (read apple pies) and tastiness (well… obviously). Also as spices come its pretty great for you: not only does it … Continue reading
First things first, I am not here to talk about the cult 80s movie (although it is a gem), I am here to talk about the most important meal of the day and also my favourite meal of the day: breakfast. … Continue reading
I don’t know where to start. Seriously, look at it… Do you see my issue now? Its too delicious. Its too pretty. Its too healthy. To put into words. This granola is a chocolate and nut addict’s wonderland, and yet … Continue reading
When you see the sign for Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte you know winter is coming. This warming treat wraps you up in all its cinnamon-ey goodness and makes you want to curl up with a good book… except if you … Continue reading
I love avocados and I love pistachios. They are both packed full of healthy fats and essential nutrients, and combine beautifully in a lassi. What is a lassi you ask? Well its delicious, obviously, but also a yoghurt-based drink deriving … Continue reading
I am still living in hope of an Indian Summer. Hazy and warm autumnal evenings where I can pretend that the thermals season is months away! In honour of this wish I have made ice lollies (I refuse to admit that this … Continue reading
There is nothing better than eating something during its prime. And what better way to ensure this than picking it yourself? I am fortunate to originate from the bountiful county that is Dorset; half of which is designated an outstanding … Continue reading
You know those ‘Bounce’ balls which are wheedling their way into mainstream supermarkets having migrated from the likes of Holland and Barretts and Whole Foods? Well this is a hack. A hack which will save you pennies. No not pennies, … Continue reading
I first came across sweet potatoes in South Carolina when I was 14. My family and I were in a middle-of-nowhere diner on a road trip up the East Coast and I recall being tired and starving. The diner itself was full … Continue reading