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Food history and writing are both under the spotlight this week, as two culinary wordsmiths share their very different outlets for gourmet expression.
Sam Bilton is a freelance food historian, writer and cook who also runs a supper club, Repast, where she showcases her modern interpretations of historical food. If you fancy a blast from the past, you need to get a seat at Sam’s table, but what is her own favourite gastronomic era? Her answer might just surprise you…
Once they’ve finished tucking into yesterday’s delicacies, Sue, Ollie and Holly welcome Zeren Wilson, acclaimed writer of Bitten and Written, which was crowned Best Food Blog at the 2019 Guild of Food Writers Awards.
After a lively discussion about the do’s and don’ts of negative restaurant reviews, Zeren’s experience in wine selling leads the team to explore the role of beverages throughout the ages.
While Sam and Zeren are no strangers to adding colour to their writing, Exberry has been doing that in a more literal sense for over 40 years. By using fruits, vegetables, edible plants and water, Exberry helps food manufacturers to make their products look amazing, the natural way. Paul Collins is here to tell us more about the company’s colourful history.
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Love is in the air with Pippa Murray of Pip & Nut
Breaking the new year booze ban
The world in a coffee cup
Best of both worlds
A touch of spice and all things nice
Bread of heaven
Quiz your thirst
The right connections
Passion for plant-based
Food of the Gods
The A.I. Diet
Futuristic Food
Cordial relations
Do the truffle shuffle
Tickling the tastebuds
Taking a bite of the future
Pick the bones out of that
You've got to be kidding
Viva la revolution
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