Satisfy your chocolate craving this Easter with these egg-cellent, eggs-traordinary eggs Booja Booja Decorative Egg £32.99 Selfridges The Ostrich Egg £80 www.HotelChocolat.com Milk Chocolate Bunny £20 www.JohnLewis.com Honeycomb Beehive Egg £69.95 www.thechocolatelibertine.co.uk Neuhaus Mini Eggs £26 www.JohnLewis.com Pierre Marcolini The Grand Rabbit £139 www.eu.marcolini.com Guylian Sea Shell Egg £8 Major Supermarkets Flower Egg £29.95 www.thechocolatelibertine.co.uk...
This yoghurt-based loaf cake is a perfect light bake. Lovely with a sour cream lemon icing but it works equally well as a drizzle cake or just a sponge. Ingredients 140ml vegetable oil 300ml plain or lemon flavoured natural yoghurt 3 large Clarence Court eggs 1 teaspoon almond essence A few sprigs of fresh thyme…
In this day and age, the majority of us are definitely guilty of racking up a less than desirable screen time on our phones. With the current situation meaning that the majority of us are now working from home, you might have noticed a further spike in the amount of time spent on your phone….
London Dog Week launches #Pawsitivity Week 23 – 29 March 2020, the online gathering of dog owners and lovers celebrating the therapeutic power of pets at a time when most are settling into the work-from-home mode. #Pawsitivity is a chance to lift your spirits, get creative and even socialise online through a series of virtual interactive events led by the LDW social media channels. Dog owners will get tips and advice on how…
Resilience is a word we hear a lot about these days but it is something that can often be misunderstood. The online dictionary defines it as “An ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change” The general narrative at the moment seems to involve an interpretation that adversity brings about resilience –…
Semiprecious stones and crystals have been used in healing for thousands of years. Skip to 2020 and they’ve never been more needed. Though the power of stones and crystals isn’t scientific, they can promote a feeling of “good energy.” This might explain why they are becoming popular in UK households, where good energy is welcome…
Learn to cook in your own home with Ruth Little’s Little Kitchen With stricter measures being imposed, more people are now adjusting to a new way of life inside their home. Why not learn to cook and bake in the comfort of your own home with Ruth Little, an award winning baker and cooking instructor…
During the seasons, our body can be challenged by viruses and bacteria, both of which cause infections, albeit of a different sort. We are lucky to have inbuilt defence mechanisms that protect us from invasion: our immune system and its many complex components. We’ve asked the team of medical herbalists and herbal training advisors at…
If you are a wine enthusiast, the chances are that you enjoy collecting wine. Whether this be storing a few bottles in your fridge at home or investing in professional storage, wine collections can vary from size and the amount of maintenance it needs. But how large can wine collections become? To give you an idea, the experts at CultWines have listed the largest wine collections in the world....
Delicate Rosé wines are perfect to accompany your meat-free feasts this springtime Côtes de Provence, Château des Ferrages, Roumery Elegant, bright and subtle with a very pale rose petal hue, Roumery has a fresh and fruity aromatic character with notes of strawberry, grapefruit, citrus and peach. Fresh, well-balanced and smooth, this Vins de Provence Rosé...
