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best salt and pepper grinders
Best Kitchen Utensils
17th October 2018

What Are The Best Salt And Pepper Grinders On The UK Market?

A salt and pepper grinder is an easy and quick way to add fresh spices to your dishes. Unlike pre-ground spices, freshly ground pepper gives your food a stronger flavour. You also need less of it, which saves you a bit of money. As for salt, grinding reduces the large…
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sparkling lemonade sangria recipe
Recipes
16th October 2018

Sparkling Lemonade Sangria Recipe

The main flavour of this sangria is lemony derived either from store-bought lemonade or freshly squeezed lemon juice. The base is white wine, which provides a lighter and fruitier flavour compared to red wine. You have several options when it comes to the liquor. Vodka, rum or tequila will work…
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strawberry pineapple orange sangria
Recipes
14th October 2018

Strawberry Pineapple Orange Sangria

This easy-to-make cocktail bursts with tropical flavours thanks to the strawberry, pineapple and orange. It’s perfect for brunch, parties and any old time you feel like a light, sweet and bubbly drink. This particular recipe uses white wine rather than the red wine used in traditional sangrias. I prefer the…
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best kitchen bin
Best Kitchen Utensils
12th October 2018

What Is The Best Kitchen Bin On The UK Market?

The most important thing to consider when you are buying a new kitchen bin is size. You’ll want something that is big enough for your kitchen waste but not too big that it takes over half of your kitchen. Also consider whether you need a split bin for recycling. See…
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can you freeze sourdough bread dough
Cooking Tips
11th October 2018

Can You Freeze Sourdough Bread Dough

Yes you can. In fact, it is the best way to store sourdough bread if you are not planning to eat all of it in a few days. Sourdough bread, whether bought from the store or baked at home, lasts 4-5 days (when stored properly). This is longer than other…
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how to make bread last longer
Cooking Tips
10th October 2018

How To Make Bread Last Longer

While different types of bread go stale at different speeds (fresh home baked bread lasts 2-3 days while store-bought bread can go for up to 7 days), none of them will keep beyond a week at room temperature. So how to make bread last longer? How to keep it from…
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best bread bin
Best Kitchen Utensils
9th October 2018

What Is The Best Bread Bin On The UK Market?

A bread bin is an easy and convenient way to keep home-baked or store-bought bread fresh for longer. It provides an optimal environment with just the right amount of humidity to keep the bread soft and fresh. It also provides protection from pests like rats and roaches. A bread bin…
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how to chop a mushroom
Cooking Tips
8th October 2018

How To Chop A Mushroom

Because they are soft, mushrooms are very easy to chop. All you need to a good non-slip chopping board (plastic or wood) and a sharp knife. That last one is really important. A blunt knife is going to mash down the soft mushroom rather than cutting cleanly through it. Like…
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how to chop iceberg lettuce for salad
Cooking Tips
5th October 2018

How To Chop Iceberg Lettuce For Salad

Iceberg lettuce, while not as popular as Romaine lettuce because of its lower nutrient content, is a popular ingredient in many salads. It goes perfectly with many other salad ingredients without overpowering them. It also adds a nice fresh and crisp texture to the salad. Chopping iceberg lettuce for a…
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best chopping board
Best Kitchen Utensils
4th October 2018

What Is The Best Chopping Board On The UK Market?

When you are buying a new chopping board, there are several factors to consider such as size, frequency of use and maintenance. You should also consider how it affects your knife’s quality and performance. Certain materials such as glass and steel are a big no-no. They will damage your knife,…
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