You know those nights when you know you should eat, but you don’t feel like eating a ready-meal (this blog was written during a period when the UK food supply chain was full of pre-packaged meals that contained horse meat labelled as beef). Luckily my Tesco Metro (a kind of mini-supermarket designed to render the art of cooking useless – but...
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There are people that say the rise of e-books and being able to read a ‘book’ on the small screen of a mobile device will somehow lead to the downfall of society and the end of reading. I’m worried about the longevity of the books in my electronic collection – especially because I have books on several different platforms that...
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I’m not a bachelor anymore. However, I’m glad I spent some time fending for myself, because that’s how I learnt to cook. Actually, now that I think about it, that statement is factually incorrect. I moved out when I started my first job, aged 21, but I knew how to cook before that. In fact, as a scout, I participated in competitions that...
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