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If I could melt your heart
Summer is desperately trying to break through the clouds here in the UK. The stuttering arrival of the warmest season brings with it handy excuses to eat copious amounts of frozen treats. Frozen treats rarely get tastier than the daiquiri … Continue reading
Posted in I love sugar, I'm getting drunk for you, Vegan, Vegan ice cream wars
Tagged dessert, desserts, froen, Kensington High Street, lemin, lemons, lime, lime daiquiri, limes, London, rum, snack, sorbet, sugar, united kingdom, vegan, vegetarian, west london, whole foods, Whole Foods Market
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Hammersmith and hungry?
If you find yourself walking the streets of Hammersmith (it happens, yes?) with a rumble in your belly, take the time to visit the good folk of Bushwacker Wholefoods. Bushwacker is a quaint, packed-to-the-rafters convenience store with a difference. This … Continue reading
