Martin Isark has tasted the best Cashew nuts in the world… and they come packed in a baked bean-like tin!

Lidl, the cheap as chips ‘no frills’ supermarket does not score well if you are looking for Waitrose or Sainsbury’s-type standard of fitting or presentation on your trolley trundle, but their  Alesto roasted & salted cashew nuts packed in a ‘baked bean’-like tin  is a product that’s worth making a special detour for. They mayContinue reading “Martin Isark has tasted the best Cashew nuts in the world… and they come packed in a baked bean-like tin!”

The Can I Eat It? UK iPhone App has plenty of drinks to scan too

The Can I Eat It? UK iPhone App has plenty of drinks to scan too. Start scanning the Supermarket’s drink shelves… there are over 2500 wines and 700 Spirits. And if you are a Vodka drinker there is well over 100. Moreover, if you’re making cocktails, then flavoured Vodkas are a must have. Check outContinue reading “The Can I Eat It? UK iPhone App has plenty of drinks to scan too”

Can I Eat It? UK iPhone App is ready to help the ‘next generation’ of Olympians

The Olympics are over, but Lord Coe – wants families to take advantage of the legacy left by London 2012.  If you would like your family to be part of the ‘Olympic gold haul in Rio and beyond, you may find your shopping list, for your weekly Usain Bolt-like trolley-dash, requires a bit of aContinue reading “Can I Eat It? UK iPhone App is ready to help the ‘next generation’ of Olympians”

I’ve tasted BrewDog’s Tokyo Oak Aged Stout – should you buy it or leave it on the shelf?

In all areas of life you need talented individuals that are willing to put their heads above their professional parapets and shout very loud.  For example, John McEnroe’s rant of ‘you cannot be serious’ went along way to improving umpiring decisions in Tennis!

London Olympics 2012 goes with a real fizz!

What bubbles should you be celebrating with when your country’s athletes win bronze, silver and gold medals in London Olympic Games 2012?  

Caveat Emptor for Bourbon Drinkers

Unlike Ireland, where there is three year apprenticeship to be barperson, most of the part-time staff that work behind the bar of our British pubs, have very little knowledge of the spirits that they sell from the back shelf.