Food from July 2009

July 2009 Food Archive from Foodepedia

  • Iced coffee without all the calories

    Newsdesk
    Thursday July 30th, 2009

    Foodepedia runs on caffeine and discreet intravenous feeds of foie gras, but a hot coffee is no fun when the sun’s out. So a delivery of Emmi’s Caffe Latte Light Iced Coffee was just what the journos ordered.

  • Bake away with Filippo Berio Mild & Light Olive Oil

    Newsdesk
    Monday July 27th, 2009

    Whether you‘re baking a mouth-watering sponge cake for a special occasion or creating a selection of delicious biscuits and cookies for the little ones, a great ingredient for all baked dishes is Filippo Berio Mild & Light Olive Oil. Enjoyed by food lovers around the world, Filippo Berio is the ideal companion for the baking fanatic

  • A BBQ to set the world alight

    Newsdesk
    Sunday July 26th, 2009

    With some crazy optimists still swearing the sun is going to come out. why not consider investing over  £2000 on a BBQ from Kitchen Aid? Yes thats £2000 folks.

  • Damian Allsop's latest creations

    Newsdesk
    Friday July 17th, 2009

    Damian Allsop Chocolates, known for the avant-garde chocolate collections made using a unique water-based (rather than cream-base) recipe, launched their latest creation, ‘CLOUDS’ at the end of June. Do try them

  • Indulge in a Posh Picnic with Galler

    Newsdesk
    Friday July 10th, 2009

    If you want to enjoy a spot of al fresco dining this year, bring something a little bit different to the blanket with Galler’s mouth-watering Dark Chocolate Noir 85 Spread. The perfect accompaniment to summer fruits
    such as strawberries or raspberries and delicious on crusty white bread, this little jar of heaven looks set to be a picnic staple

  • Gail's Bakery rises in Battersea

    Newsdesk
    Thursday July 9th, 2009

    To celebrate the Clapham launch of the new GAIL’s bakery, they are offering the first twenty ‘little people’ who park themselves at the shiny new Clapham store a tasty FREE babycino!

  • Do you know the perfect ploughmans?

    Newsdesk
    Thursday July 9th, 2009

    Does your local pub provide the perfect Ploughman’s? Does the café on the corner make a mighty cheese meal? Do you long to let the nation know where to find the very best traditional British platter? Then the West Country Farmhouse Cheesemakers need you.

  • Cherry Aid and National Cherry Day

    Nick Harman
    Thursday July 9th, 2009

    Between 16 and 18 July there will be three cherry filled days at Borough Market, the big day falling on the 18th. There will be tastings of British cherries and cherry based products. At the same time many restaurants will be celebrating the cherry with special dishes on their menus

  • Adopt your own olive tree

    Newsdesk
    Thursday July 2nd, 2009

    The Umbrian olive grove of Casa Margherita in central Italy is offering foodies the chance to adopt an olive tree of their own in sunny Umbria.