Danielle Woodward takes a break for a cuppa, and discovers the delicious range of teas from organic tea company Hampstead Tea

Flying in the face of current trends, the team behind #FryHard (chef Jim Thomlinson and Emma Thomas) are pushing to show that deep fat fried foods can form part of a healthy diet. After all, anything can be fried, so your five a day is even easier to get in, all swallowed down with a layer of batter, crisped up in boiling hot oil.

From the Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France, Calmel & Joseph wines distinguish themselves with their excellent quality, value for money and above all fidelity to their regional terroirs.

Alan Kingsbury recommends some of his favourites from the range.

They’re landing on our desk thick and fast now – the Easter emails. But they’re good, they’re different, not an egg in sight! Duck and Waffle, for instance, want you to get your chocolate fix with a side of alcohol – perfect.

Easter has long been synonymous with fish and as houses across the UK will be tucking into the traditional Good Friday fish pie or something similar, why not do something different this year and head over to Billingsgate Seafood School to learn some truly fantastic recipes that will impress the whole family?

Always fancied yourself as a regular Jim Hawkins? This Easter, search for food, not gold, with the Brindisa Easter Treasure Hunt. Follow the trail at the Brindisa website and pay close attention to the instructions. 

Easter isn’t all about chocolate eggs you know. Chocolate can come in many forms, including drinks. If you’re visiting central London in the coming days, drop in to Gelupo and Benares to try something a little special. 

Bored of chocolate eggs? Sick of hot cross buns? What about biskie, rum or (and) tequila? We take a look at the ever-so-slightly different offerings in London this Easter.

It seems Easter is all about trying something a little different this year. Whittard of Chelsea (no plural – I always thought it was Whittards) talk us through some of their more unusual options for 2015 Easter celebrations.

The first of our Easter features sees the Wine & Spirit Education Trust give us the low-down on what to drink, with what, at Easter.