Playground Coffee House, Bristol – Review
When I was little, I saw drinking coffee as an adult thing to do. Those grown-ups needed this magic elixir to get moving in the mornings. As a kid anything, coffee flavour was gross. Oh, have times changed now? Now…
The Creperie, Brighton – Review
This post is a bit delayed, I actually ate at this super cute place back in May before weddings and THE CAKE. The Creperie was my selection for lunch on my now sisters hen party in Brighton. The brief was…
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Working as a Food Technologist, through my blog I take my love for all things food through to my travels to discover new cultures, recipe development in my kitchen and sharing restaurant reviews.
Chilli Pickle Canteen, Brighton – Review
I read a ton of food blogs. A crazy amount of blogs from all around the world covering a vast number of subjects (obviously still in food) which particularly gets me excited for new food trends and partially scared for my…
Dum Dum Donutteries, London – Review
There’s something super sexy and naughty about sinking your teeth into a fresh doughnut. Almost something should be done behind closed doors, without anyone looking. Doughnuts have become the new food trend with variations of fried chicken toppings, used as…
Paul A. Young Chocolate Afternoon Tea, London – Review
Hope everyone is having a great Easter break and the fluffy bunny brought you plenty of chocolatey treats. I spent my Good Friday getting a rather flouncy chocolate fix with my cousin and her husband. By now you must be bored…
Boston Tea Party, Bristol – Review
I love me some brunch. What isn’t to love about meal between breakfast and lunch. Even more so when you’ve been on a gin fuelled evening the night before. Lucky for me, a Boston Tea Party has just opened on…
Peggy Porschen Cake Parlour, London – Review
Cookery Course. Meat Fest. Cupcakes. Surely this is the natural order of all cousin day trips? Not just mine with my cousins then?!? We had spent the morning busy making croissants, a large meaty lunch at MEATliquor and there was, of…
Breads Etcetera, London – Review
This weeks posts have an accidental breakfast theme about them. Well, it is supposed to be the most important meal of the day and therefore, should be respected. Before Christmas, I met a school friend in Clapham for brunch and…
Mayfair Chocolate Tour, London – Review
This post accidentally continues a series of kind of ‘Anti-Diet’ posts. Don’t get me wrong, I admire everyone being good after the festive binge and currently I’m sipping on a caffeine free tea but sometimes – actually a lot of…
Workshop Coffee Co., London – Review
On Saturday I met up with an old friend for brunch. As it happens when you meet up with a friend you haven’t seen in awhile brunch turned into an architectural tour of London which then turned into coffee to…
Cupcake Decorating at Primrose Bakery, London – Review
This is the third instalment of Cookery Courses with Cousins, which would actually make an interesting cookery programme! The first two was with my cousin Katherine, Rococo Easter Egg Decorating and Paul. A Young Brownie Masterclass. This time we had our two other cousins Sonia…
Fortnum & Mason Afternoon Tea, London – Review
One always needs refreshment after one attends an Easter Egg decorating course, my cousin and I arranged to take our mum’s to Fortnum and Mason for afternoon tea. We are nice like that. We had visited the Ice Cream Parlour at Fortnum…
Matilda Afternoon Tea, London – Review
October last year I had the great pleasure and honour of being my lovely cousin’s bridesmaid. It was a beautiful day and with great little details, my cousin and her husband had put a lot of thought into. My cousin’s…
William Curley Dessert Bar, London – Review
My parents are sweeties. Last Christmas, they got my brother, my sister in law and myself really thoughtful presents. Not that don’t always get us thoughtful presents, but these were more experiences so the three of us had fun things planned throughout…
