Being of the nosey/curious type, I love looking at the search terms people have put in to get to the blog. There’ve been all kinds of weird and wonderful ones, not to mention some very err, creative, spellings. But this one seemed an entirely appropriate question, and the sort of thing I would want to [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Forman & Field'
Where do foodies register for their wedding?
March 11th, 2010 · No Comments · Cheese, Cookbooks, Courses, Foodie gadgets, Foodie gifts, Foodie things to do, Ingredients, Kitchenwares, Places to shop online, Wedding Presents for foodies
Tags:Berry Bros & Rudd·Cheese·Cookbooks·cookery courses·Divertimenti·foodie love·Forman & Field·Gadgets·Hampers·Local food·Majestic Wine·Natoora·olive oil·Wedding gift lists·Wedding gifts
Nothing fishy about fish
January 13th, 2010 · No Comments · Courses, Fish & Seafood, Foodie Travel, Foodie gifts, Foodie things to do, Places to shop online
I was really interested in an article that got tweeted earlier about the fish cooking masterclasses that RockFish Grill in Bristol are running, to give people more confidence in choosing and cooking fish and seafood. You can pop in for the free weekly masterclass on a Wednesday at 11am, if you happen to be near [...]
Tags:fish·fly fishing·Forman & Field·learning to cook fish·Mitch Tonks·Rick Stein·RockFish Grill·Seafood Direct·sushi·The Fish Society
Nothing, and everything, fishy here
October 27th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Bread, British favourites, Cheese, Christmas foodie gifts, Fish & Seafood, Foodie gifts, Foodie things to do, Foodie treats, Ingredients, Meat treats, Places to eat, Places to shop online, Savoury gifts
I was intrigued to suddenly receive a catalogue from Forman & Field. I always seem to get a very random selection of catalogues, but this one ticked a lot of the right boxes for me. And I did a bit of research on Twitter to see what the reaction was, and what other people’s experiences had [...]
Tags:British favourites·Charcuterie·Christmas·Colston Bassett Stilton·Foodie gifts·Forman & Field·Ingredients·Local food·London cure·Mrs King's Pork Pie·smoked salmon·UK producers