Browsing: Food & Wine

Roses and chocolates are the norm for Valentine’s Day, but if you’re wanting to pull out all the stops and impress that special lady in your life, good food and love have always had a cosy relationship. To all the men out there planning something sensational to celebrate the day of love, here’s a Valentine menu that’s easy, stress-free, and sure to leave a lasting impression

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Living on the East Coast has many advantages – year-round sunshine, the warmth of the Indian Ocean, a lifestyle that’s relaxed and laid back, and a kitchen full of foodie delights to tickle our tastebuds. A quick look at our city’s short, colourful history, coupled with our geographical fortunes, makes for a unique gastro heritage – right on our doorstep.

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Heartland Foods (local Durban-based cereals company), in association with SARLA (South African Rugby Legends Association) and Joint Aid Management (JAM) will be climbing Kilimanjaro in June 2013 to raise funds to feed and educate SA’s kids through JAM’s Nutritional Feeding Programmes.

JAM currently assist more than 1,000,000 children per day through their Nutritional Feeding programme – which also incentivises children to go to school as this is where they receive their ‘hot meal’ for the day. For more info go to: www.jamint.com

Only R360 feeds a child for a year, so we are looking to corporates and individuals to help us reach our goal of raising 3 000 kids for a year!

South African sporting legends that will be joining them on their quest to conquer Kili include: Stephen Terblanche, Percy Montgomery, AJ Venter, Warren Brosnihan, Alan Dawson & Aubrey Martyn.

Let’s join our fellow community members in raising funds and awareness for this great cause.

Together we can make a difference!

Only R360 feeds a child for a year, so we are looking to corporates and individuals to help us reach our goal of feeding and educating 3 000 children for a year!

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SA consumers seem to have been programmed into believing that the best olive oil comes from Europe. But in actual fact there are 74 registered olive oil producers in South Africa – with some of their olive oils being amongst the best in the world, winning several international awards. Yet while we are starting to see more locally produced oils on the shelves, most are imports from Europe

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