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A talented Australian home cook dubbed the 'Air Fryer Guy' online has shared his unusual twist on carrots: spicy panko crumbed carrots.
The politics of age appropriate: Alexa Chung, Victoria Beckham and Jacquemus SS 20 Credit: Getty Images If you ask me, she ought to have sent them to Britt Ekland who once declared she'd "rather kill herself than wear towering heels like Victoria Beckham day after day." Clearly there's something about 'bad' footwear that makes some celebrities want to shuffle off this mortal coil - the irony being that Crocs do tend to make you shuffle your feet, but I digress. The point is, Crocs have always been divisive - you either love them or hate them. Personally I tend to avoid shoes with such a co...
Booze Reviews | Soju Following in the footsteps of Marco Polo I embarked on a tasting of the Korean spirit soju. Originally brewed as a pure spirit, soju now comes in a range of fruit flavours. I selected three flavours from the Chateul Soorok brand for consideration. I’ll be honest I had never even heard of Soju before today, but I do know that it gets you on an excellent level. Soju has opened my eyes to a whole new genre of drink, it is like wine but also ass-water. As I’m writing this at the end of my sampling session I can say the buzz is extensive and pleasant and, at the end of the...
Flumps, and other foods you're ashamed to buy as an adult 7th May 2021 ONCE you’re over 18 you’re embarrassed to be seen buying certain foods. These are the most shameful: Hubba Bubba ‘Hubba Bubba’ sounds more like a hideous nickname your mum would have for your dad than a food item someone with a pension should choose for themselves. Anyone over 30 purchasing bubblegum for their own consumption should be put on some sort of register. Mini Milk It’s a hot day, and you’ve decided to pick up ice creams from the supermarket. But you can’t get them through the self-s...
The Way We Were SIGN UP NOW FOR FREEInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Secondary schools around Stoke-on-Trent certainly look a lot different to how they did a couple of decades ago. Flat screens on the walls have replaced a television and VHS player being rolled in and just what pupils regard as fashionable is quite different...