Food & Drink

Looking for a fresh, flavour-packed salad that’s as vibrant as it is delicious? The Green Goddess salad is a bold, herby classic that’s made a big comeback in the world of clean eating.

This summer’s sweetest surprise? A strawberry sandwich—yes, you read that right. Marks & Spencer’s unexpected twist on the traditional fruit sarnie has taken social media by storm.

A soft, buttery sponge filled with jam and cream, dusted with icing sugar… is there anything more quintessentially British than a Victoria sponge? If you’re new to baking, this classic cake is the ideal place to start. It’s simple, satisfying, and almost impossible not to love.

A limited-edition, berry-tastic summer collection and it’s ripe for the picking. Think a bold and beautiful Very Cherry Cake, a mouthwateringly tasty Eton Mess Cake and a fruit-tastic box of Very Berry cupcakes. 

Few rituals feel as indulgent—and effortlessly British—as afternoon tea. Equal parts tradition, ceremony, and comfort, it’s the ultimate way to slow down and savour the moment.

Traditional BBQs can’t maintain the low, consistent temperature that ribs need to become tender and fall-off-the-bone. Instead, cook them in the oven or slow cooker. Then, finish them on the BBQ for a short period of time to help intensify the smoky flavour, without sacrificing tenderness.

It’s not every day the fishing industry gets a glow-up—literally. But that’s exactly what’s happening off the coast of Cornwall, where a group of marine innovators are revolutionising the way we harvest scallops.

There’s something about the first forkful of something zesty, fresh or grilled that can trick your brain into thinking you’re on holiday — even if you’re actually in your kitchen in the Midlands on a Wednesday evening.

Much like Leeds, the Nelson Mandela Place venue is both impressive and unique. A huge four-floor townhouse, once home to the Royal Scottish Academy of Music, the space blends old-school British glamour with opulent Thai touches seamlessly. 

Centrally-located just a minute’s walk from Central Station, Yotel Glasgow puts you slap-bang in the heart of the city action. Add to this a bowling alley, restaurant and some mod-cons that most five-star venues don’t even offer, and you’ve got a mid-budget hotel that stands out from the crowd.