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Launches digital campaign with a series of films to promote its food delivery service. 11 May, 2021 - 04:33 PM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     Mumbai: Mood and food have always had an intrinsic relationship. Food is a universal catalyst dictating our attitudes and emotions – from Monday Blues to Throwback Thursdays, our cravings keep our moods alive. Inspired by this thought, Marriott International has created a digital campaign ‘Good Food = Good Mood’. A series of highly relatable and fun films that capture various situations and moods from everyday life that...

MX Player entered the short video race with the launch of MX TakaTak when the Indian audience was looking for a TikTok alternative. It was just one aspirant among a bunch of homegrown apps that were looking to fill the void created by the abrupt ban on Chinese-origin apps............................................................. Read More...   Sun TV Network is donating a sum of Rs 30 crores to provide relief to those affected by the second wave of the Covid2019 pandemic.  The donated amount will be spent on several initiatives currently underway in various states of India including, pr...

PANAMA CITY — When Angel's BBQ owner Victor Hunt and Renwick Chisolm get cooking in the "test kitchen," you never know what's going to come out — just that you'll want to eat it. Angel's BBQ is closed on Sundays and Mondays "for now," Hunt said, but that doesn't mean the cooking or the preparation stops. Test Kitchen Tuesdays start next week On April 12, Hunt and Chisolm perfected their new original recipes in the restaurant's 8-foot by 20-foot kitchen. One by one, the dishes made their way from the kitchen window to an outside table on the front porch, where I was able to get a sneak...

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Food triggers memories and takes us back to a moment in time long forgotten. Suddenly, when you bite into something you haven’t eaten for years, there you are, in your school uniform, buying a pack of smoked snoek at the Pick n Pay at the Adelphi Centre in Sea Point. As if it were yesterday. I’d eat every last morsel of it, even while still walking home along the suburb’s Main Road, pulling the smoky flesh away from the long, firm bones; to me, smoked snoek is the quintessential taste of Cape Town, much more so than a Gatsby with all its chips and the whole world inside it.