Unmissable Final Month for Underbelly Festival Southbank

Rouge at the Underbelly Festival, courtesy Borkowski Arts & Ents

September is the final month for this year’s Underbelly Festival Southbank, but oh what a month! Judith Schrut tells us more.

Summer’s nearly over (cue loud wet sobs) but London’s Underbelly Festival still has a jampacked, ubercool month of comedy, cabaret, circus and sass to run. Underbelly proudly presents affordable live entertainment annually from April through September for all ages and tastes, along with plenty of street food, open air bars and Thameside views. Many shows are priced at £10 and under.

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Must-Eat Foods When You Visit Portland, Maine (Miles Away)

Must-Eat Foods When You Visit Portland, Maine

From its forests and farmland to its coasts and clean ocean waters, the great state of Maine offers a bounty of amazing things to eat. The best place to get a taste of all this delicious action is the sweet little seaside town of Portland. For a city with a population of fewer than 70,000 residents, Portland has more than its fair share of excellent restaurants and food-focused shops.

Hungry for the freshest flavors of New England? Keep reading as we take a look at what, when and where to eat in Portland, Maine.

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Online Printing Helps Keep Your Travel Memories Alive



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Just back from a fabulous few days away? Or maybe you recently found yourself going through some old photos on your phone and reminiscing about a wonderful holiday you had a few years ago? Having visual reminders around us to remember good times and keep those happy memories alive.

A really smart way to stay connected to those special moments is to make the most of online printing. 

Online printing provides and affordable and convenient opportunity to use your own digital photos and images to create your own souvenirs and gifts and have then delivered to your doorstep.

Let’s take a look at some of the best options for online printing souvenir and gift ideas.

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Delights of the Dordogne | Back to Brive

The Cheeseboard, En Cuisine, Brive-la-Gaillarde

Judith Schrut reaches the end of her delicious detour in Dordogne.

All too soon, we’re back in Brive-la-Gaillarde for a final, jam packed dose of Dordognaise eats and treats.
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Spread It, Dip It, Wing It | #TCTalks 71



Spread It, Dip It, Wing It

Here’s something hot and saucy for ya that you definitely shouldn’t bwack at: my introduction to a series of blog posts and podcast episodes about a trip to Buffalo, New York that I’m about to take. I’ll be there for the National Buffalo WIng Festival where I’ll be clucking around as a VIP judge.

I’m calling the series Spread It, Dip It, Wing It and running it in conjunction with a similarly named series of episodes on my other podcast, All Consumed. Only difference is that I’ll be publishing some bonus blog posts here on tikichris. There may even be a competition or two for my readers and subscribers. So please keep an eye out for more fun stuff coming soon!

Listen now to the introductory episode for the series:

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For more about the National Buffalo Wing Festival go to buffalowing.com.

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Best Islands Around the World for Road Trips (Miles Away)

Best Islands Around the World for Road Trips

There’s more than one side to any island and some of the world’s bigger, more beautiful islands deserve to have all their sides explored in full. So, if you dream of a vacation that’s filled with discovering waterfalls, hiking mountains and rainforests, admiring scenic coastal views, and visiting far-flung beach communities – and don’t mind doing all that with your window rolled down while listening to your favorite road-trip playlist, then keep reading.

Here’s the ultimate list of island road trip ideas for driving enthusiasts who love the thought of spending some time in paradise, but prefer to keeping moving and not get stuck in one place.

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Delights of the Dordogne | Dordogne’s Village of Dreams, Gardens and Imagination

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Judith Schrut spends a dreamy day in Terrasson-LaVilledieu, where even the public toilets are decorated with flowers.

The moment we arrive in Terrasson-LaVilledieu, crossing the Pont Vieux (literally, ancient bridge) footbridge in the early morning light, it’s clear this is no ordinary town but the French village of my dreams and imagination. I’m secretly pleased to hear that most visitors drive straight past this hidden gem.
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Resuscitation | #TCTalks 70

Resuscitation | #TCTalks 70

Hi listeners (if there are any of you left). I’m sorry for taking nearly five month to air a new episode of this podcast. I’ve been busy with a new job (WHA … ?!?) while continuing to create lots more shows on my other podcast, All Consumed.

So here’s a quick earful on what’s been going on with some fantastic soul music backing it up.

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Must See GoT Filming Locations in Ireland



Must See GoT Filming Locations in Ireland



If your travel plans to the UK also might include a trip to the beautiful green island of Ireland, you might be wondering how to narrow down what to do and what to see. Some things to see in Ireland include the Caves of Kesh, the Cliff of Moher, the Giant’s Causeway, and countless other breathtaking scenic locations.

And if you’re a Game of Thrones fan, you might have already seen some of these locations. The castles and landscapes of Northern Ireland served as filming locations for this popular television franchise. If you’re ready to discover stunning views while embracing your love of GoT, check out the following locations on your trip!

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Delights of the Dordogne | The Most Beautiful Village in France?

Apéritifs on a gabare, Roque Gageac

Continuing her Dordognaise adventure, Judith Schrut toasts some of France’s most beautiful villages and enjoys a four hour lunch with amazing cake.

The Dordogne region isn’t just rich in natural beauty, wildlife, history and cuisine, it’s home to no less than 16 of the coveted Le Plus Beaux Villages en France– the most beautiful villages in France. We’re introduced to this uniquely French accolade on a morning visit to one of these jewels, La Roque Gageac. The village is spectacularly set between steep honey-coloured cliffs and the Dordogne River; its stone houses with their distinctive Périgord roofs line the riverside and spread up the hill behind.

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Dog-Friendly Vacations to Take in North American Cities (Going Places)

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When dog lovers say they want to have a family vacation, they mean with the whole family — four-legged furry members included! Why leave your dog behind if you know you could bring your pet with you on your trip? Odds are you would probably have more fun with them at your holiday destination.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, nearly 57% of households in the U.S. are pet owners, with 38% identifying as dog owners. With so many people owning dogs, it’s no wonder hotels, restaurants, attractions, parks, and city services are being rethought to accommodate travelers with dogs.

Of course, some destinations do a far better job than others when rolling out the red carpet and leaving a water bowl for our canine companions. So, before you embark upon your next city break, have a look at our list of some of the best North American cities for dog-friendly vacations!

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Karapincha Sri Lankan Kitchen at The Limehouse Pub, Canary Wharf



Karapincha, Sri Lankan Kitchen at The Limehouse Pub in Canary Wharf

Looking for something good to eat in Canary Wharf? Try Karapincha, a new resident kitchen at Fuller’s-owned pub, The Limehouse, for authentic Sri Lankan comfort food.

I dropped by for a media event last week and was impressed with what I got to munch!

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Which Portland Is Better to Visit? Maine Vs. Oregon (Going Places)

Which Portland Is Better to Visit? Maine Vs. Oregon

With just over 3,000 miles between them, Portland, Maine and Portland, Oregon are on opposite ends of the United States. So, if you’re trying to visit Portland, which one should you choose? The answer depends largely on your own interests. Are you looking for an easygoing East Coast break or to have a wonderful time on the West Coast? Do you prefer the Atlantic or the Pacific? Are you craving a bit of cozy New England charm or hankering for a refreshing dose of Northwestern cool?

The fact of the matter is that both cities are amazing places to visit, with many similarities. You’re bound to have a blast in either, and it definitely would be worth making time to visit both. That said, a friendly comparison between the two cities reveals some differences.

So, let’s have a look!

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Delights of the Dordogne | Food with a View

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Judith Schrut follows gaggles of geese and the scent of just picked strawberries to Sarlat, gastronomic capital of the Dordogne.

If you’re on a Foodie trip to the Dordogne, or just an ordinary mortal who likes a good lunch, you won’t want to miss market day in Sarlat-la-Canéda. Nicknamed “the Black Pearl of Périgord”, “the Medieval Jewel” and “Sleeping Beauty”, Sarlat is an attractive, historic town in its own right. But above all, Sarlat is Dordogne’s gastronomic capital, renowned for its food.
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Win a Surprise Food, Drink or Travel Book

Win a Surprise Food, Drink or Travel Book

COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME.

Hey gang. I’ve got more books than space to shelve them. So I’m going to give some away.

I’ve gone through my personal library and decided I should share some of my books with the world. I’ve got lots of cookbooks and food and drink themed books, and travel books. Up for a bit of mystery and want to receive a free book for free?

Here’s your chance to win one with my latest competition.

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World Steak Challenge 2019: And the Winners Are …

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 award the producers of those cuts was in Dublin this summer. I had a lot of fun returning to the WSC table as a consumer judge for my third year in a row.

But enough about me. If you’re reading this post it’s because you want to know about the winners of the challenge and how to get ahold of their steaks!

So with no further ado, here are this year’s four top best steaks across four categories – Sirloin, Rib Eye, Fillet, and Grain Fed – as well as the overall winner of World’s Best Steak for 2019.

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Is Travel Insurance Worth It? Here’s Why It’s Important for Your Next Trip (Miles Away)

Is Travel Insurance Worth It? Here’s Why It’s Important for Your Next Trip

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?

For starters, the main factor to consider here is how much can you afford for something to go wrong, particularly as it relates to your health and safety and your money and belongings. But even when considering various scenarios — like low-risk domestic travel and coverage from your existing health insurance — you’ll still find that having travel insurance can be an additional safety net when you’re on the road.

So, if you’re still on the fence and asking yourself “is travel insurance worth it?”, here are a few key reasons why it can be a huge benefit to have on your travels, as we all as some tips on what to look for when purchasing a policy.

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World Steak Challenge 2019: Bord Bia Study Tour

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 award the producers of those cuts was in Dublin. I had a lot of fun returning to the WSC table as a consumer judge for my third year in a row.

Beyond the judging (and getting a chance to have a taste of the best of the more than 300 cuts of steak from 25 countries that were entered in the competition), my WSC time in Ireland included a tour arranged by Bord Bia (the Irish Food Board) to the countryside to visit local producers: a couple of farms (one with an especially fab. restaurant), a butchery, and a brewery.

Continuing with my World Steak Challenge 2019 miniseries, I would like to write a bit about the producers we visited with Bord Bia.

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Good Stuff #92

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.

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World Steak Challenge 2019

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.

What a juicy opportunity it was for me to return to the table as a consumer judge in a new city! I was honoured to get invited back for the chance to taste – and critique – some of the world’s best steaks.

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Delights of the Dordogne | Saints and Sustenance

The Sanctuary at Rocamadour

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 lunch in Martel lies just half an hour’s scenic drive south. That brings us to a cliffside car park in the extraordinary perched town of Rocamadour. We’re here for a vigorous afternoon workout and tour led by welcoming guide and local, Cécile May.

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Sun, Sand, and Cardio: The Best Beaches in the World to Visit for Fitness and Adventure (Miles Away)

Sun, Sand, and Cardio: The Best Beaches in the World to Visit for Fitness and Adventure

Sand, wind and sea combine to make the most enticing combo for having fun. If you’re into wet and wild adventures, high adrenaline sports, or simply keeping fit, it’s hard to beat the beach!

But where are the best beaches in the world for action-oriented agendas?

Here’s our guide for vacations — around the U.S. and across the globe — for people who love to keep active at the beach.

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Parking Near the Airport

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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 parking.

We can plan a solo trip, an onsite business trip, visiting a far-away relative or can go on a family vacation with kids.

But what if traveling itself is full of stress? When we are planning for a trip there are countless things are to be considered. Starting right from booking the tickets, boarding, checking the flight and reaching the destination in time is not so easy. In between all these, you should ensure the safety of your vehicle.

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Delights of the Dordogne | Gastronomy at its Best

Adrien Castagne, chef-proprietor at Le Petit Moulin

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 way to begin than with a long, lazy French lunch? We’re met at Brive’s impressive new airport by our expat host and driver, Kate. With the consummate skill of one who’s mastered the art of minivan driving after ten minutes’ practice in the airport carpark, Kate straps us in and zooms off. Within a few minutes we’re out of the airport and deep in the heart of rural Dordogne.

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The Best Beach Destinations to Visit If You’re a Foodie (Going Places)

The Best Beach Destinations to Visit If You’re a Foodie

Building sand castles, surfing, paddle boarding, taking long walks along the boardwalk, snorkeling, or even just lounging in the sun: these are the ideal beach break endeavors — and you can work up a major appetite doing them.

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.

Read my complete post at Going Places.

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California Eating (All Consumed)

All Consumed: California Eating

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 talk about each of their most recent California dining experiences, the newly publishing Michelin Guide to California (the first of its kind and the only Michelin Guide dedicated to a specific state in the US), and why the Golden State is such a great place to eat, as they reminisce about some of their favourite meals had there.

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Delights of the Dordogne

Apéritifs on a gabare, Roque Gageac

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 dreams live on and nourish the souls of men.”

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Where Should I Study Abroad If I’m on a Budget? Here Are 6 Cheap Destinations to Consider (Miles Away)

Where Should I Study Abroad If I’m on a Budget? Here Are 6 Cheap Destinations to Consider

The opportunity to learn while immersed in another culture at a still impressionable age is perhaps the best education you can receive. A great way to experience just that is to be part of a study abroad program. If it sounds like an expensive endeavor, don’t worry. Thanks to the Internet there is no shortage of cheap international flights, and by doing some research you can find the right program in the right country that won’t come with a hefty price tag.

Here’s our look at some of the most affordable countries in the world where you can study abroad.

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Introducing the Super-Slim Purista Coffee Machine | My Coffee with Melitta

Introducing the Super-Slim Purista Coffee Machine | My Coffee with Melitta

As part of the My Coffee series, I’m pleased to report that 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!

Measuring merely 45.5 x 20 x 32.5cm, it’s the deal coffee maker for small kitchens, tight spaces and minimalist settings.

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The 8 Great Outdoor Things to Do in Minneapolis! (Miles Away)

The 8 Great Outdoor Things to Do in Minneapolis!

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 famous “Skyway System” — a series of interconnected, enclosed climate-controlled walkways across the downtown area (spanning over 10 miles!). But it’s also an ideal city for almost anyone who loves being outdoors and in nature.

Most visitors would probably be surprised to learn that in Minneapolis you’re never more than six blocks away from a park. You’re also never too far from a lake, river, or another body of water either! In fact, the state of Minnesota has more shoreline than California, so its capital has a pretty sizable amount of waterside scenery.

Here’s a look at some of the best outdoor things to do in Minneapolis with an emphasis on hiking and long walks, cycling, and, of course, making a splash!

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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.

You’ve tried Dry January. You’ve been designated driver. It can be a struggle – after all, there’s only so many Diet Cokes you can handle in any one evening – but, thanks to people like Rob Fink, it’s getting easier. Rob is the founder of Big Drop Brewing, producers of some of the finest low alcohol beers on the market, and here chats to Neil Davey about just how that happened.

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Parma Ham X Petersham Nurseries

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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.

In famous Petersham Nurseries style, tables were dressed with lavish floral displays, but the sights most pleasing to my eyes were the plates presented for the occasion.

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Plant-Based Fake Out with THIS Vegan Supper Club

Plant-Based Fake Out with This is 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.

I soon found out that I had been duped! I didn’t much mind though as I the food was really tasty anyway.

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The Secret Behind El Pirata’s 25 Years in Mayfair



The Secret of 25 Years of El Pirata’s 25 Years Serving Tapas in Mayfair

Mayfair mainstay, El Pirata, recently celebrated 25 years of serving quality tapas in its lively Down Street setting.

Marking such a milestone is not easily come up for restaurants and bars, especially in the cutthroat competitive straits of Mayfair. The crew at El Pirata are to be commended for keeping course for a quarter century and remaining a relevant and fun place to enjoy Spanish food and drink.

I dropped by for a taste of the restaurant’s anniversary menu a few weeks back. I had a great time and have been thinking about how delicious the food was ever since (and even trying to wedge in an opportunity to dine there again before too many more weeks pass).

So what’s the secret to El Pirata’s success?
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6 Underrated Caribbean Beaches You Need to Visit! (Going Places)

6 Underrated Caribbean Beaches You Need to Visit!

Dreaming of getting away from it all for a carefree Caribbean beach break? You’re not alone! Who doesn’t like the idea of powdery white sand beaches, turquoise waters and glowing orange and pink sunsets melting away to star-filled nights?

The Caribbean is the perfect destination for anyone looking for cheap flight deals and loves having seaside fun in the sun. Fortunately, it’s still possible to visit the region without contending for space for your beach towel and to feel like you have the whole sea to yourself.

Here’s our look at a few amazing hidden gems across the Caribbean to help you steer clear of the maddening crowds and enjoy a quiet, chilled out vacation in paradise.

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