There was a moment on Radio 4’s The Food Programme in late September when 36-year-old Rupy Aujla – a doctor-turned-cook and one of her on-screen collaborators – described Dame Prue Leith as ‘kinda like the Madonna or the Kylie of our food world. She doesn’t appear to lose touch despite essentially working through a number of different generations.’
As we approach week five of The Great British Bake Off, it’s clear that Dr Aujla speaks the absolute truth. Read More...
Watch The Vampire Diaries first. After season 4 you can watch The Originals at the same time, or you can watch the whole Vampire Diaries and then watch The Originals. 8 clever moves when you have $1,000 in the bank. We’ve put together a list of 8 money apps to get you on the path towards a bright financial future. There’s no specific order as such.
You’ll relate to the characters within the series and then you’ll get to the episodes where outsiders are introduced, which is where your real journey begins. Read More...
Coles has announced a new “collectables” item shoppers can take home for free that is set to go “gangbusters”.
The Australian supermarket giant has partnered with Australia’s favourite cookware brand KitchenAid to offer six pieces of matte black stoneware customers can earn for free using their Flybuys card. Just like with the supermarket’s previous collectable ranges, including the ColesMasterChef knives and the picnicwear, shoppers will earn one credit for every $20 spent in a transaction, both in store and online. Read More...