Food & Drink

As the country prepares for a grand weekend of celebrations to commemorate the crowning of King Charles III, renowned Westminster institution, The Cinnamon Club, has created an exquisite five-course menu especially for the Coronation.

Did somebody say heatwave? As the UK is set to bask in temperatures of up to 20 degrees this week, we’re looking for ways to make the most of the sunshine and enjoy social occasions outdoors with friends.

From drinking and dining in royal style to afternoon teas fit for a King, we’ve rounded up the best offerings to book this Coronation. 

Eaten Alive the award-winning fermented foods producer, founded by two former Michelin-starred chefs, has announced an epic collaboration with Cornwall’s Ann’s Pasties.

New research has revealed that in one day the McNuggets Sharebox generates the same amount of CO2 as SIX London-Paris flights to produce and deliver, that’s almost 2.5kg of CO2, or 302 tonnes across all UK restaurants each day. 

In the last week stats from Google Trends show that there has been an increase of 1366% in searches for Easter Grazing Boards showing the public are looking for creative ways to celebrate with food this Easter.

What better way to celebrate His Majesty’s crowning than with Coronation Chicken! The toppings are twists on Great British classics, easy to make and absolutely delicious.

Fellow foodies, rejoice! The hospitality and tourism industries are back in full swing following the pandemic, and it’s time to plan your next culinary adventure. But before you start setting your sights on far-flung destinations abroad, make sure you don’t neglect the array of amazing cultural hotspots we have right here on our doorstep. Not …

Dried mango is a great alternative to eat for nutrients and a light snack for when you’re hungry. It’s great for anyone attempting a low-calorie diet and looking for lightweight options to add to smoothies, porridge and desserts. 

Did you know that the average Brit will eat up to 7,560 chocolate bars in their lifetime? That’s not including the 8,316 chocolate biscuits and 2,269 slices of chocolate cake we enjoy on top of that (British Heart Foundation). Clearly we’re a nation of chocolate lovers, and with 17th April being Easter Sunday, we’ve certainly got something to celebrate. …