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  • “The Royal Connection”

    17 May 2016 Expert Eye
    I am writing this article on April 21st – H.M. the Queen’s 90th Birthday – and very many happy returns are in order. This is not, of course, Her Majesty’s official birthday, which falls on June 12th, but the actual day on which she was born.…
  • “Less is more… more or less”

    17 May 2016 Fine Food
    No sooner had the audience figures nudged over a monster 13 million than the producers of the Great British Bake Off intensified their hunt for a spin off. Something without Mel, Sue and their particular brand of innuendo but hanging onto their coat tails
  • “Captain Chutney triumphs once more”

    17 May 2016 Town Crier
    I learned something today – the real difference between cross-selling and up-selling. Business jargon is ever-developing; new terms can mean new slants for consultants, even if the principles have been in operation for centuries
  • The Interview: Richard Hollingbery

    11 May 2016 News
    Richard Hollingbery shares the passion, knowledge and inspiration behind Godminster's much-loved cheese
  • The Year of the Underdog

    05 May 2016 Speciality Bites
    It looks like it’s becoming the year of the underdog in sport with virtual unknown, Danny Willett, winning the US Masters Golf and Leicester just clinching the Football Premier League with odds at the beginning of the season of 5000-1
  • “Best of British”

    26 April 2016 Cheese Talk
    The quality of British cheese is fast gaining international recognition, with exports reaching an all-time high in 2014 as we continue to strengthen our reputation globally as quality cheesemakers.
  • “Reward, discord and fraud”

    22 April 2016 Opinion
    A great chasm begins to open in the cheese trade, essentially fuelled by the declining milk price and the divergent demands of suppliers and customers
  • “Raw! Huh yeah. What is it good for?”

    22 April 2016 Town Crier
    Our dog, Dexter (the cereal killer), is fed a diet called Raw Meaty Bones. Akin to the ‘paleo’ regime for humans, the idea is that dogs should return to the foodstuffs available to their antecedent, the wolf. There’s something attractive about the presumed authenticity of food…
  • “Singing the blessing”

    22 April 2016 Fine Food
    Food awards come in all shapes and sizes, but it’s not often that the first job of the judges is to sing along with the “blessing of the pies” – words by the Reverend Kevin Ashby and appropriately enough set to the tune of American Pie
  • “The Bologna Ratio”

    22 April 2016 Expert Eye
    Last year I visited one of my favourite places – Bologna in Northern Italy, often described as Italy’s culinary capital
  • The Interview: Monika Linton

    20 April 2016 News
    How to sum up Monika Linton, founder of Brindisa in three words? Adventurous, optimistic and determined
  • Understanding the Millennials Part 2

    18 April 2016 Speciality Bites
    If you have read previous posts, you will know that I have spent some time recently trying to work out what makes “millennials” tick both in terms of working out consumer trends but also in terms of harnessing their energy and know-how as an employer
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