Showing posts with label Caversham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caversham. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Willie's Cacao Launches Las Trincheras Bar
After a few weeks of looking for Willie harcourt-Cooze's new "Limited Edition" chocolate bar made from special cacao beans sourced from the Las Trincheras hacienda in Venezuela's Carabobo State, I was lucky enough to find one in Waitrose this morning.At £2.99 for two small, individually wrapped chocolate squares, Willie's chocolate bars are more suited to an occasional expensive treat - or
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Christmas gift,
delectable,
environmental,
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Las Trincheras,
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Russell Maddicks,
Tierra Viva,
UK,
Venezuelan food and drinks,
Waitrose,
Willie's Cacao
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Cornmeal Cravings and the Hunt for Harina Pan
Sometimes you can travel the world looking for something only to get back and find it was just round the corner all along. That's what happened to me when I went looking for Harina Pan, the basic ingredient for Venezuelan arepas. You can say what you like about arepas; I've heard them described as "bland stodge in a bun", which is unfair, and "about the size of an ice-hockey puck and just as easy
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