Welcome to Out of Office, Who What Wear UK’s chic travel guide that provides you with the most stylish take on any destination by tapping creatives who know where to stay, what to eat and, importantly, which items to pack. This month, editors Rebecca Rhys-Evans and Emily Dawes—who have both spent a fair amount of annual leave in Southern California—share their tips for L.A., San Diego, the desert and beyond.
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‘Put the spoon down!’
So says etiquette expert William Hanson in an Instagram advice video in which he promises to show viewers how to eat spaghetti ‘more lady, than tramp’.
Italians, he says at the start of the video, never eat spaghetti using a spoon, so this implement should be discarded.
‘Instead,’ says William, ‘you upturn the fork in your dominant hand and you go
When it comes to eating fruit, it doesn’t get much easier than a pear. However, according to one royal expert, Queen Elizabeth II had a very unique way of going about it.
Darren McGrady, who previously served as a chef for the Royal Family, namely Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, Prince William and Prince Harry, told Recipes Plus how the late Queen ate this particular fruit.
Rather than biting straight into it as most of us would – or chop
Whether it’s a quick snack or a packed lunch for the kids, we don’t always put a lot of thought into what we eat.
But what if you could learn or even see how some of your favourite foods are made?
According to Los Angeles blog Ranker, processed foods like cheese puffs, sausages and even luxury foods like caviar are just a few foods that look less than appetizing when they’re made.
Hot dogs are made from leftover ‘scraps’
Viewers are questioning exactly how Aussie actress Margot Robbie maintains her figure after looking fabulous in the blockbuster of the year, Barbie. Fitness experts from Total Shape have provided details on Margot’s diet and offered insight into its health benefits.
When preparing for a role, Margot avoids eating saturated fats, fast foods, drinks containing high amounts of sugar, and chocolate – instead opting for a high-protein and nutrient-dense diet, the experts said.
Porridge with blueberries and
Hi friends, I hope you all made it through this weekend’s heat wave in good shape. (I ran straight to the beach.) I’m back with another edition of reader questions and, boy, do we have an interesting mix this month. There’s a visitor from the South searching for “decent Thai” — and we can do much better than decent. Another reader wants to know where to enjoy cozy Italian dining, minus the physical closeness to other diners. And finally, someone
A kebab on the way home is an integral part of a night out for a lot of partygoers, but people are now discovering the production process behind the popular takeaway – with some left feeling ‘disgusted’.
The footage has emerged in a video posted by YouTube channel Together TV from Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped, which takes a deep dive into the mysteries, secrets and myths behind foods from around the globe.
On this occasion they took a look at
Pregnant women were today reminded that they shouldn’t eat ready-to-eat cold-smoked or cured salmon because of the listeria risk.
Food safety chiefs also issued the same warning to millions of Brits with diabetes, cancer and liver disease.
Smoked salmon and trout are more likely to harbour the bug, which can be life-threating to at-risk people, as the foods are not fully-cooked during production.
The Food Standards Agency recommended that they are cooked until piping hot, in order to kill
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Anfang dieses Monats kündigte die Autorin Elizabeth Gilbert ihr nächstes Buch an. Leser, die sie nur als Autorin von „Eat, Pray, Love“ kennen, wären vielleicht von dem Thema überrascht gewesen: einer Gruppe Russen, die sich in der sibirischen Wildnis verstecken, um Widerstand gegen die Sowjetregierung zu leisten. Die Ankündigung stieß bei den ukrainischen Lesern auf
