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James Cook: The Voyages | #TCTalks Episode 24
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Guest Post by Chris Osburn (Clementine Communications)
The team at Clementine Communications recently got in touch inviting me to submit a guest post about current trends in the food and drinks industry. I was happy to oblige and share some thoughts.
Did you know I can predict the future? Me neither. Because I can’t. Nobody can. But isn’t it fun to punditize (yes, I made that up) when offered an opportunity? And that’s just what the lovely folks at Clementine Communications have afforded me with the invitation to submit a guest post. So here is a trio of trends that I wholeheartedly welcome and I reckon are set to shape the food and drink scene over the remaining months of 2018 and into next year.
Read my complete post at the Clementine Communications blog.
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Modern Middle Eastern for Kosher Cravings at Delicatessen in Hampstead
Executive Chef Or Golan (ex-Ottolenghi Belgravia) does a bang up job serving a mix of full flavoured Middle Eastern dishes with ingenuity and flair at Delicatessen in Hampstead.
I savoured more bites than I usually would expect for a midweek excursion during my recent Delicatessen dinner and found the range of dishes to be well rounded and extra tasty. Here are some highlights from my browse through the menu. Continue reading
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Must-Eat Montreal: The Foods You Should Eat & Where to Find Them (Going Places)
Mix the appetite of a lumberjack with the sophisticated palate of a French chef and you’ll have a pretty good approximation of what goes into making Montreal one of the yummiest cities in North America.
From traditions set when it was fledgling French colony to its contemporary cosmopolitan cravings, this town serves north woods nosh to keep even the pickiest eaters happy.
Read my complete post at Going Places.
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Berlin | Best of the Wurst | Index
Thanks for joining me on this little tour of the wurst of Berlin street food.
I hope you enjoyed the journey. Whether you’re looking for a cheap meat feast, an organic indulgence, or a plant-based power snack – there’s a currywurst in Berlin for you! And if you’re ever in Berlin with a hankering for something completely non-wurst but still civically satiable, I also hope my suggestions of ‘authentic, local and not currywurst’ street foods can guide you in an appetising direction.
Here’s a list with links to all the posts in my Berlin | Best of the Wurst miniseries: Continue reading
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A Worldwide Web of Somewheres | #TCTalks Episode 23
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Authentic, Local and Not Currywurst | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
I thoroughly enjoyed meals I had at four classic Berlin currywurst joints, but I didn’t only eat currywurst during my trip. That would be crazy. While bopping around Berlin, I also make sure to have a taste of other local street eats.
Among my favourite non-currywurst dining experiences were two that were just as authentically Berliner and equally inexpensive and tasty: Bäckerei & Konditorei Waldtraut Balzer and Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap. Continue reading
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake at Carioca Brixton
A recently weekend brunch visit to Carioca in Brixton was not my first. And I’m please to report the food is still tasty and portions still generous at this quaint Market Row eatery. But it was my first time to have slice of the chocolate peanut butter cheesecake. And – wow – that was a sumptuous and texturally magnificent end to a meal.
Dishes like the Ipanema (chorizo, avocado and poached egg on a maize muffin, £7.85) and the Samba (grilled veggies, black beans and poached egg with crispy sweet potato on a maize muffin, £7.85) were as full of flavour as they were filling. Ditto the chargrilled cured Portuguese chorizo (with chunky chips and black honey syrup, £7.50). Continue reading
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Curry at the Wall | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
Vegan dining in Berlin? It could be wurst as I found out during one of my meals when I last visited the German capital.
Being on the road for a month with a tight budget and tighter itinerary made it hard to eat as healthily as I would have liked or otherwise done. And given how craven I can be about food, it was doubly difficult being in carno-rific Germany for all that time. But I tried to do my best getting enough veggies and fiber while limiting the most excessive of treats to rare occasions.
Honestly, very nutritious and non-meat options were available across the country and could be purchased with relative ease, particularly in Berlin and as long as I could look past the many awesome kebab shops, butcheries and such. I didn’t have to totally give up on my pursuit of Berlin’s best currywurst though! Continue reading
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Good Stuff #76
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
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Konnopke’s Imbiss | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
Next up on the currywurst front is the Berlin classic: Konnopke’s Imbiss.
Set beneath an elevated U-Bahn track, this East Berlin takeaway has been serving affordable street food with a kick since 1930. Continue reading
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Review | Born in the USA: Taylor Mac at the Barbican Centre
Judith Schrut munched apples, threw ping pong balls and couldn’t stop laughing during Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music: the First Act.
Live knitters, brass musicians and backing singers stage left. Harp, strings and temperance choir, stage right. The legendary Taylor Mac, aka the gender fluid pronoun ‘judy’, in a multi-coloured explosion of glitter and tinsel, spectacularly centre stage. Continue reading
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Witty’s Currywurst | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
Organic currywurst? That’s the offer at Witty’s, the first organic snack bar in Germany.
Family-owned Witty’s Organic Foods has been in operation for a few decades, opening its first snack bar in 2003 where all sausages, sauces and fries are made in-house from organic ingredients. Continue reading
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Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up
Frida Kahlo w/Olmec figurine, 1939/Photo Nickolas Muray©Nickolas Muray Photo Archive
Judith Schrut ignores the hype and embraces the huipil at the V&A’s newest exhibition.
Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) was one of the most recognised women artists of the twentieth century, not only for her colourful, characterful paintings but for a life passionately, stylishly and courageously lived. Continue reading
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Curry 36 | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
First stop on my currywurst crusade is Kreuzberg street food institution: Curry 36.
This late night takeaway started as a cart back in 1980 building a reputation as a reliable and affordable pit stop for cabbies and clubbers. These days, Curry 36 is a brick-and-mortar operation with stand-up tables out front – and usually a queue of folks waiting to order their currywurst, bockwurst, fries and such. The place is among the most famous of classic currywurst joints. It’s where celebs, dignitaries and the like are taken to taste the real thing. Despite its popularity, Curry 36 retains a very “of the street” feel. Continue reading
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A Lady in London | #TCTalks Episode 22
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Berlin | Best of the Wurst
Best of the wurst? It’s gotta be in Berlin! So let me share with you the tastiest recs for that most quintessential of Berliner street food: currywurst.
I feel like I’ve been neglecting my blog over these past few months. I’ve been focused so much on side projects, writing for other outlets and travelling that I haven’t been able to take the time to publish as many posts as I would have liked. But I have been taking notes. And now that my schedule has settled down and I’ve settled in for a long stretch at home, I’m eager to get back to daily blogging and sharing some my favourite misadventures and happy happenstances with you.
Among the notes from my recent travels are those about cheapskate dining across Germany in April. Continue reading
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My Coffee with Melitta | CI Touch
Good morning! And welcome back to My Coffee: a collaborative series of posts with premium coffee machine maker Melitta.
Since my introductory post, I’ve been enjoying my morning java made with the Melitta CI Touch. This sleek coffeemaker is a solid all rounder that’s straightforward to use but also very easy tweaked to individual preferences. I love preparing my coffee at the touch of a button (including having the beans ground). The machine has auto cleaning and descaling too, and that’s certainly handy. Continue reading
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Win New Aussie Man Shampoo Collection
COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNERS HAVE BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME!
Gentlemen, listen up! Are you concerned about keeping your hair clean, strong or thick? With the new Aussie Man collection of shampoos your specific hair needs are addressed. I’ve teamed up with Aussie to lather up a competition to offer three lucky tikichris readers the chance to win the complete Aussie Man shampoo collection for free.
The new Aussie Man collection is infused with ingredients, from Australia, with each shampoo formulated to cleanse and gently nourish (because life sometimes gets in the way of conditioning). Consisting of three shampoos, the collection is lightweight and smells great with distinctive new scents. Continue reading
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Midsummer Music | Elvis Costello plays Nocturne Live
Judith Schrut enjoys a fabulous midsummer evening with Elvis Costello at Blenheim Palace…
What an incredible evening we had, lucky audience members at Elvis Costello and the Imposters playing Nocturne Live at Blenheim Palace! Continue reading
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Favourite Dishes from 8 World Cup Countries
With the World Cup in now in full swing, writer Alice Lloyd thought it would be a good idea to show you each nation’s favourite dish.
There are 32 teams in Russia this year, each battling it out for the most coveted prize in football. Each country has its own famous food you must try. You could even turn this into a game of your own by having each one before the end of the tournament. For the purpose of this post, we will focus on Group A and Group B, meaning we will dive into eight of best meals around for each country. Continue reading
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Lunch at The World’s End Market
A light and flavoursome lunch was enjoyed at one of my favourite Chelsea venues for food and drink: The World’s End Market.
Before I get too deep into writing about what I liked most about my recent visit to World’s End, let me throw out there that I’m hardly the only one who thinks highly of this King’s Road restaurant. It won Best Local Bar at the London Bar and Club Awards 2018 a couple of weeks back. I can vouch for a few fine drinks had there, including one of London’s better Old Fashioneds. Congrats! Continue reading
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Cheese and Mocktail Pairings | Paxton & Whitfield X The Stafford London
Stalwarts of upscale and historic St James’s – Paxton & Whitfield (cheesemongers since 1797) and The Stafford London (one of this city’s most historic and storied five-star hotels) – teamed up for a recent mocktails and cheese pairing, one which I was more than happy to oblige an invitation to taste and critique.
The tasting was held in the backroom at Paxton & Whitfield’s flagship on Jermyn Street with drinks provided by The Stafford’s American Bar. As it does for so many numerous quality venues, Paxton supplies the cheese to The Stratford. Continue reading
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Ceru Soho
Levantine restaurant, Ceru, has brought its delicious dining concept to Soho with flavoursome and fragrant dishes in a pleasant dining space.
I hope you all enjoyed participating in my #WinCeruSoho competition a few weeks back. Congrats again to the winner! I’ve finally made it back to town and managed to get over to Ceru’s new D’Arblay Street restaurant ASAP for my own prized dinner of Eastern Med nosh. I loved every bite. Continue reading
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Meat | All Consumed Episode 2 | #TCTalks Episode 21
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Weekend Trips to Take with Your Dad: Where to Go & What to Do (Going Places)
Stuck for inspiration on what to get your dad this Father’s Day? Don’t be. Give him (and yourself) the gift of travel with some dedicated downtime to catch up and hang out together.
No suits and ties are required – or allowed – for these weekend trip ideas with dad! But you and your ole man might want to wear a good pair of socks and comfy sneakers for most of these adventures.
Read my complete post at Going Places.
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Win All You Can Read for Three Months with Readly Digital Magazine App
COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNERS HAVE BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME!
Readly is a digital newsstand offering “all-you-can-read” access to hundreds of national and international magazines in one app. Looking to read more and keep up with latest trends and news events? I’ve teamed up with Readly to share three months free access to the app to three lucky tikichris readers.
Readly’s catalogue is vast with magazines for all tastes and persuasions. Top titles include GQ, Hello!, Empire, T3, Top Gear, Marie Claire, Men’s Health, Cosmopolitan, BBC Good Food plus lots, lots more. The app feature 35 unique categories to browse and more than 2,700 titles – available at the touch of your finger. Continue reading
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World Cup Recipe: Olivier Salad
Ready for the World Cup to commence? Me too! But do you know what you’re going to eat while the matches are on? I’ve teamed up with Aldi to share the recipe that’s tasty, inexpensive and very easy to prepare: Olivier salad. It’s perfect for snacking while watching the footy and for casual entertaining whatever the occasion.
Having trouble deciding whether to make, potato, egg or chicken salad? Do all three for one extra yummy dish. Olivier salad is a traditional Russian salad featuring an assortment of basic ingredients (yes potatoes, eggs and chicken are three of them). All the ingredients for a tasty Olivier salad can be found nicely priced at Aldi. Continue reading
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Lake Como Vacation Rental Mistakes Many Travelers Make
If you are looking for hotel stay alternatives in Lake Como, vacation rentals definitely stand out as something to consider. They are constantly gaining popularity but you need to understand that booking the vacation rental is not the same as with a hotel room.
Unlike the big chain hotels, every single vacation rental is different. That is why numerous mistakes are made, even when opting for luxury options like Luxury Retreats’ rental homes in Lake Como. Here are some that are really common. Avoid them for a better vacation. Continue reading
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Top UK Travel Blog June (Trips100)
The folks at Trips100 named tikichris its Top UK Travel Blog for June and got in touch for a light interview about my blog and travel-related stuff. I was honoured and chuffed to be featured and thought the interview turned out really well.
I am delighted to share with you our UK travel blog of the month – tikichris, written by Chris Osburn, a London-based American expat. His award-winning blog features photo-rich posts published on a regular basis highlighting the best of London culture and lifestyle alongside lots of mouthwatering food and drink articles and of course travel tips.
Read the complete interview at Trips100.
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Win The Dipping Adventure from Hotel Chocolat
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!
British cocoa grower and chocolatier, Hotel Chocolat, has a new and super fun treat available (and just in time for Father’s Day). Get ready to embark upon The Dipping Adventure.
The Dipping Adventure offers chocolate lovers a chance to dip, dunk and explore a selection of sweet and savoury morsels in melted milk, dar, and white chocolate. Designed to share, it’s a great gift – and one I’ve got set aside to give away for free to one lucky tikichris reader. Continue reading
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Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts at Schaulager, Basel
A current project I’m working on took me to Switzerland last month where stars aligned for the chance to see a ginormous exhibition of one of favourite artists – Bruce Nauman – in one of the most ideal places to view almost any kind of art – the Schaulager on the outskirts of Basel.
A comprehensive survey spanning five decades of the American artist’s odd oeuvre, Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts is a beast of an exhibition and one I believe is worth a visit to Basel in its own right. Continue reading
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Infographic | 10 Backpacking Essentials
If you’re wondering what are the absolute essential items to have in your backpack before taking off on your next adventure, I’ve got just the infographic for you!
This handy graphic unpacks what’s important when hitting the trail with basic, no nonsense advice. Continue reading
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Everything You Need to Know about Alcohol Licensing
For many of us, running our own pub is a dream. From ultra-modern gastro pubs, to cosy rural inns with a log fire burning in the corner, the idea of owning the perfect pub and being its loveable landlord greatly appeals. However, making it a reality can often be time consuming and confusing.
Before you get to realise your dream, it’s important to get to grips with everything involving alcohol licensing and how it would affect you. So that you’re on the right path, Flogas, who offer commercial gas prices, take you through all the important information about this legislation. Continue reading
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5 Ahh-fordable Spa Breaks You Didn’t Know You Needed (Miles Away)
As we’re all busy getting on with our day to day lives, it’s not always easy to stop and plan a vacation regardless of how bad we need one. But finding a cheap spa vacation to take off to is the perfect solution! Spa getaways are often the best type of short and relaxing break that your mind and body needs. However, if you’re worried about dealing with the stressful price tag that comes with it, then look no further!
Here are five spa breaks you didn’t know you needed, all within a reasonable budget.
Read my complete post at Miles Away.
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