Todays recommendation is Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse. A comedy horror that sees three small town scout members get caught up in the beginnings of the zombie apocalypse. I had never heard of this film when it popped up on Sky a couple of years ago, but i love to try new things, and [...]
The Lamington can be traced all the way back to around 1900, how and why it came to be is wrapped up in so many theories that there’s a whole book about it, The Lamington Enigma: A survey of the evidence, written by Maurice French, a professor of history at the University of Southern Queensland. [...]
It’s funny, there’s been plenty of times I’ve gone 6 weeks without a takeaway and thought nothing of it, but having them all close and know you can’t get one, well it just makes you sad. First world problems even in a pandemic. And although more are opening, hopefully safely and responsibly, living out in [...]
I don’t know about you, but there is something I find quite comforting about a disaster film on a grim weekend afternoon. I like to snuggle under my blanket, fire on, tea in hand, while i watch two hours of over the top wreckage, impossible leaps, and questionable effects. And lets face it, while we [...]
As well as being delicious it is packed full of health benefits, and with its long history, miso soup is more than just a dish, it’s very much a part of Japanese culture, and it is said, to eat miso soup is to be Japanese. The history of this dish goes back to ancient times. [...]
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