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Byron Bay Cookies (Giveaway!)
If you’re used to your cookies being soft and chewy, then it may be time to try a new style, baked in the UK branch of the Byron Bay Cookie Company! Beyond The Bean were kind enough to send us an assorted box to review, and we were surprised at how different these cookies are – [...]
Love Brownies
Brownies by post are an absolute genius idea, courtesy of Chantal and her Yorkshire-based Love Brownies company. For £15.95 (including p&p), bob’s your uncle, eight icing-sugar dusted plump pillows of chocolately goodness are on their way.
Munchy Seeds
I’ve never been a huge fan of nuts and seeds. Why eat something fiddly when you can eat something big? But when a consignment of Munchy Seeds turned up on our doorstep, I had a little rethink.
The weird food of Iceland
A guide to the weird and wonderful food you can find in Iceland, including Icelandic lamb, Puffin and the famous Hakarl (rotten shark!). Photos by Matt.
Graze Box
A review of the Graze box – a selection of healthy snack food delivered straight to your door or desk. Read the full review to see all the juicy details!
The Dragon Castle – Awesome dim sum in the heart of London
A review of The Dragon Castle – A predominantly Cantonese restaurant that serves a tasty selection of Dim Sum. See what our reviewer thought!
Broadway Market – Saturdays
Broadway Market includes crafts and vintage stuff but is very much all about the food – and not just any old food, this food is superior food in every way
Gower Cottage Brownies
I open it eagerly and the chocolate aroma hits me as soon as I remove the first layer of paper. I rushed to the kitchen to make myself a cup of tea to have alongside the first taste of what will be a weekend dedicated to working my way through some of the best brownies I have eaten in a while.
Choi time teas
These teas are beautifully made and include a range of flowering teas – green tea leaves scented with jasmine and wrapped around flowers which gradually open out when you put them in hot water. They smell fantastic. They taste light, clean and floral. And they are a visual delight too.
