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1. Keep food poisoning off your dinner table

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 30 September 2009

Most cases of food poisoning happen in the home.

2. Italian market in Bracknell today

Get Bracknell, Friday 25 September 2009

Shoppers can get a pizza the action in Bracknell this week when a taste of the Mediterranean comes to the town at an Italian market.

3. White's Wine: Kiwi specials

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 23 September 2009

Laithwaites is on a mission to ‘get the finest Kiwi wines in your glasses’.

4. Pork ‘n’... pork ‘n’... pork ‘n’ beans

Get Bracknell, Saturday 19 September 2009

Pork’n’ beans, a marriage made in heaven, or certainly, a tin.

5. Food Recipes to fight fatigue

Get Bracknell, Friday 18 September 2009

Why is it that so many of us lack energy, especially mid afternoon?

6. Why we’re in love with Cupcakes

Get Bracknell, Thursday 17 September 2009

Although it might just as well be National Wooden Lavatory Seat Appreciation Week for all the validity these things have, it is in fact National Cupcake Week.

7. The French Flair of Fusion Food

Get Bracknell, Thursday 17 September 2009

Fusion food is not a new concept says Chris Barber. The French, like everything in the culinary world, invented it – fusing flavours from around the world into classic dishes.

8. Premier Cheese- the milkman of the restaurant industry

Get Bracknell, Thursday 17 September 2009

Premier Cheese is known by almost every restaurant and pub in Berkshire as it supplies most of them with their British and foreign cheeses, not forgetting our superb local varieties.

9. Ale’s well at the Old Manor

Get Bracknell, Thursday 17 September 2009

A Bracknell pub is top of the froths after becoming the borough’s only entry in this year’s Good Beer Guide.

10. Food monthly: Cheesy Recipes

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 16 September 2009

Spenwood is an aged ewe’s milk cheese made by Anne Wigmore at Village Maid. It’s a hard cheese similar to Manchego – salty and tangy with a fresher flavour.

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