Monthly Archives: July 2019
World Steak Challenge 2019: And the Winners Are …
For the first time in its five year history, World Steak Challenge held its annual competition outside of London. The 2019 event to determine the World’s Best Sirloin, World’s Best Rib Eye and World’s Best Fillet and to recognise and … Continue reading
Is Travel Insurance Worth It? Here’s Why It’s Important for Your Next Trip (Miles Away)
Nobody likes to think about bad things happening on a trip. However, it’s important to be prepared for unlucky occurrences — no matter how unlikely most of them might be. One of the best ways to safeguard against unfortunate travel events is to take out a travel insurance policy before setting off. But how do you decide when and if you need it? Continue reading
World Steak Challenge 2019: Bord Bia Study Tour
For the first time in its five year history, World Steak Challenge held its annual competition outside of London. The 2019 event to determine the World’s Best Sirloin, World’s Best Rib Eye and World’s Best Fillet and to recognise and … Continue reading
Good Stuff #92
Good stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip, savour and more – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
World Steak Challenge 2019
For the first time in its five year history, World Steak Challenge held its annual competition outside of London. The 2019 event to determine the World’s Best Sirloin, World’s Best Rib Eye and World’s Best Fillet and to reward the producers of those cuts for a delicious job well done (or ideally medium-rare I suppose) was in Dublin. Celebrated Fire Restaurant and Lounge was a most accommodating host venue for all the judging of more than 300 cuts of steak from 25 countries. Continue reading
Delights of the Dordogne | Saints and Sustenance
Continuing her Dordognaise road trip, Judith Schrut hikes the stations of the cross in holy Rocamadour and discovers a riverside paradise in Lacave. It turns out that the best way to work off stratospheric calories from a four course gourmet … Continue reading
Sun, Sand, and Cardio: The Best Beaches in the World to Visit for Fitness and Adventure (Miles Away)
Here’s our guide for vacations — around the U.S. and across the globe — for people who love to keep active at the beach. Continue reading
Parking Near the Airport
Life today is full of stress. We need a break to breathe a little. In this busy and hectic life, a holiday can help us to get rid of stress and monotony. Book parking near the airport at Parkos airport … Continue reading
Delights of the Dordogne | Gastronomy at its Best
Judith Schrut reports on her delicious adventure exploring the food, drink and many pleasures of Dordogne, France. The gracious folk at Dordogne Valley Tourist Office have called our press trip Gastronomy at its Best, so can there be any better … Continue reading
The Best Beach Destinations to Visit If You’re a Foodie (Going Places)
Fans of flavor know some of the tastiest food comes from the ocean, and that a seaside retreat can be a great place to feast. So, if the first thing you think about when someone says “seashore” is seafood, then you’re gonna loving seeing this list! For your vacation considerations, we take a look at some of the best beach destinations in America and around the world where the dining options are the most delicious. Continue reading
California Eating (All Consumed)
All Consumed is a podcast about food, drink and travel hosted by Neil Davey and Chris Osburn. In this episode, the two catch up for a chat about their most recent California dining experiences. During their conversation, Neil and Chris … Continue reading
Delights of the Dordogne
Judith Schrut sets off on an adults-only adventure exploring the food, drink and other pleasures of Dordogne, France. Writer Henry Miller famously said, “it must have been a paradise for thousands of years …the Dordogne will live on just as … Continue reading
Where Should I Study Abroad If I’m on a Budget? Here Are 6 Cheap Destinations to Consider (Miles Away)
Here’s our look at some of the most affordable countries in the world where you can study abroad. Continue reading
Introducing the Super-Slim Purista Coffee Machine | My Coffee with Melitta
Premium coffee machine maker Melitta has launched one of the narrowest fully automated bean-to-cup machines on the market today. Say good morning to the Purista! Continue reading
The 8 Great Outdoor Things to Do in Minneapolis! (Miles Away)
If you’re going to Minneapolis and think everything worth doing requires you to spend all your time indoors with the occasional cityscape stroll, you’re wrong. Sure, it’s a city known by many for its beautiful architecture, great shopping, and the … Continue reading
To Drink. Not to Be Drunk. A Chat with Big Drop Brewing Founder Rob Fink (All Consumed)
All Consumed is a podcast about food, drink and travel hosted by Neil Davey and Chris Osburn. The latest episode features an interview by Neil with Rob Fink, founder of Big Drop Brewing, a London and Suffolk based brewery making 0.5% ABV beers. Continue reading
Parma Ham X Petersham Nurseries
La Goccia Restaurant at Petersham Nurseries recently played host to a one-off dinner featuring a bespoke menu of Parma Ham dishes created by Chef & Restaurants Director at Petersham Nurseries, Damian Clisby, and presented by Senior Sous Chef, Mark Reid. I felt fortunate to have been invited to sit at the table for the feast. Continue reading
Plant-Based Fake Out with THIS Vegan Supper Club
About a month ago I attended an invitation-only dinner in north London featuring dishes prepared by Michelin-starred chef, Berwyn Davies, who had been experimenting a new “fine dining, guilt-free” menu concept. Continue reading