This weekend Dan Raine and Ed Dale have announced some amazing new tools for members of the 30 Day Challenge, which I would urge you to join if you are remotely interested in online marketing – and it’s completely FREE. The tools, which have been a few months coming, are designed to cut out the [...]

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We’re currently looking to find an Australian website that sells pate, but without much success so far. This is for a Christmas gift, so any Aussies reading this can you let me know where I can buy Pate in Australia online.

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Now you may have started to realise and may have not, but I do like eating. To celebrate my birthday yesterday I took Miriam out for dinner at Sikkim, a place we tried three years ago and found the mix of cuisine which supposedly follows the route of Marco Polo to suit us perfectly.
Last night [...]

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One thing I always make sure I do when I visit the UK is go out for a curry. It’s simply the best food ever invented and I could eat it at least 5 days of the week. Leftovers are always great for breakfast and the aroma of the spices cooking is unbeatable.
So yes, I [...]

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Great to see a new series on BBC (now I can get it) abount Indian food. Anyone who knows me will tell you I’m famous for my curries, but it isn’t as straightforward to buy essentials such as poppadoms and some spices in Barcelona as it is in the UK where every supermarket caters for [...]

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Being an Englishman abroad is never more difficult than when it comes to a curry, as although it is possible to find Indian and Pakistani restaurants in Barcelona they don’t really cater too well for my tastes – usually not enough heat.
Last night we went to Cardomon with a couple of friends, somewhere we’d been [...]

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I first came across espresso many years ago when I was fortunate enough to be sent to the Italian island of Sardinia for work when I was in my early twenties. I was there fior a week or ten days at the end of July and beginning of August and I was lucky enough to [...]

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The other day I talked how bad RENFE’s website is when I was trying to find a train to Valls, near Tarragona.
My reason for going was as close to a pilgrimage as I think I’ll ever get; the annual calçotada, which this year was on Sunday 28th January. A calçotada is simply a feast of [...]

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