Other Reviews

pre made croissant dough wewalka — It’s funny, and a little curious, how the credit for almost all interesting forms of bread goes to the French. In fact, they are mysteriously associated with a lot of good things, from certain ways of showing affection, to the decidedly American potato fries; with bread however, they seem to […]

Pre-made Croissant Dough From The Country That Actually Invented it ...

This entry was posted on November 25, 2015

brown tapioca pearls boba — With a bubble tea obsession bordering on crazy, we have been on an aggressive search for tapioca pearls, so that we could make bubble tea in the comfort of our home. After our dismal first attempt at cooking white tapioca, we had all but given up. Until we came face to […]

How To Cook Tapioca Pearls & Where To Find Them ...

This entry was posted on June 10, 2015

nandos extra extra hot — For most people, the first name that comes to mind when thinking about Portugese cuisine is Nandos. Their signature peri-peri chicken with the famous flavor scale is a mass favorite. And, in a brave initiative by the brand, they have made all the sauces and marinades that they use in the […]

Skip The Ol’ Peri Peri & Try These Nandos Sauces ...

This entry was posted on May 5, 2015

black beans — For too long, we have been on a quest to find a place with a steady supply of raw, uncooked black beans (tinned ones just aren’t as good). If you live in a Western-expat populated area, you probably don’t have this problem (if you see a lot of dog-walking happening […]

The Elusive Black Bean & Where To Find It

This entry was posted on February 26, 2015

casa fiesta taco dinne review nomsville — Americanized Mexican food (aka tex-mex) is a crowd pleaser. Also, if you ignore the generous dollops of cheese usually involved, it’s a very balanced (and kinda healthy) meal option, covering meats, veggies & beans. There’s something in it for everybody. And if you have picky eaters in your family, like […]

How To Be a Texmex Ninja & Make Tacos in ...

This entry was posted on January 28, 2015

Pretty much everyone living in the Middle East eventually ends up developing a taste for Arabic cuisine. It might take you a week, maybe a month, but Arabic cuisine is simple, delicious and easy on the palate. It’s hard not to fall for it. The proof lies in our random […]

Grocery shopping for Arabic cuisine

This entry was posted on December 7, 2014