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What to Do in Mauritius
Looking for the best things to do in Mauritius? Explore local hikes, beaches, cultural sites, and authentic experiences with this insider guide.
Lorna Rose
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Where to Stay in Mauritius
Choosing where to stay in Mauritius isn’t as simple as picking a beach resort. Each coast has its own rhythm - from the lively north to the untamed south. This local’s guide breaks down the best areas to stay in Mauritius and what makes each one special.
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Review: Fradley Arms, Lichfield's Best Desi Pub
Once a Georgian house on a Roman road, the Fradley Arms has fed travellers for over 200 years. Today it’s an Indian Bar & Grill, where mixed grills and biryani take the place of carveries. Different spices, same purpose - hearty food for people on the move.
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Hands-On Rome: Rolling Pasta, Whisking Tiramisu | Authentic Roman Cooking Class
Trade the queues at Rome’s sights for a hands-on cooking class at PummaRe’: make pasta & tiramisu, explore the market, and taste local flavour.
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Where is the Love? Eating Out Today
Growing up in Mauritius, food was alive with love: street hawkers, rotis in hand, meals shared without pretense. Today, dining out often feels transactional. The spark is rare, but when you find it, you’re reminded: hospitality is more than food. It’s connection.
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Mauritian Cooking
Are you a Mauritian abroad longing for some familiar dishes? Or have you been to Mauritius and want to recreate some local cuisine? I’m sharing two recipes I turn to often, especially when I want something quick, comforting, and full of flavour.
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Zoom to Zandvoort: Why Breaking Bread Matters
How many Zoom calls are too many Zoom calls? When is it time to meet up in person and really connect?
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The Magic of Hill House, Norfolk: Food, Fellowship, and the Art of Vibes
This isn’t your average countryside getaway. At Hill House, Norfolk, hospitality is less about perfection and more about presence — art, conversation, and connection all baked into the walls of a 500-year-old Tudor house with a story to tell.
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How Food TV Raised Me
You don’t need a passport to travel, or a cookbook to understand people. For me, food TV has done both. Here’s how a lifetime of watching dinners, disasters, and dumplings led to unexpected lessons on connection, culture, and what really matters around a table.
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Review: Topokki Birmingham, Korean Comfort Food in Chinatown
Tucked between Birmingham’s Chinatown and the Gay Village, beyond delicious Korean food, Topokki offers a window into history, flavour, and the kind of meal that makes you slow down. Read on for what to order, where you’ll sit, and why it all matters.
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Where the Rice Sings and the Prawns Speak Spanish
A soulful journey sparked by 72 hours in Spain. From paella to veal cheeks, this curated guide explores the cultural roots of Spanish cuisine—paired with handpicked recipes so you can bring the flavours of Alicante home. A love letter to food, memory, and the art of slow eating.
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An Honest Food Guide to Albufeira: Where to Eat, Snack and Soak It All In
A candid family guide to Albufeira — where to eat, what to expect, and how to enjoy the quirks of Portugal’s most British beach town.