@JohnDLewis1954 Sure, I wasn’t born in the 80s, but I know about pizza! There were places you could get a Neapolitan pizza before but they were few and far between. Franco Manca brought the style to the masses in the UK, starting a movement which made the trend mainstream - as the story says
A nice little write up in @thetimes by @GiuliaCrouch about our estate and why @GenoaCFC chose our estate to launch there new away kit !! Can't wait now take our kids over there and give them a memory to last a lifetime #kirbyestate
it's nice to be interviewed for a change! proud to be repping London's Little Italy & the sold-out Language Bar that I run.
✍️ @GiuliaCrouch
https://t.co/QoxtE5WzQt
@pearlwheeler1 Hey Pearl. It’s got a distinct taste which is different from say an English breakfast tea. It has a pleasant bitterness but is at the same time sweet and grassy. I’ve got really into it and tend to have it with steamed milk which makes it very comforting. I really recommend it xx
It's always nice to read a good summary of one's area of expertise in a newspaper. Very good overview by @GiuliaCrouch.
(Could of course have included that there are actual recommendations for some polyphenols ...).
https://t.co/e0K0g7Vczm
@GiuliaCrouch
Fabulous Piece Giulia👏👏
V. Clear & Readable [Science; Not Too Scientific]😜
"Found in high concentrations in fruits & vegetables with deep or vivid colours such as beetroot, blackberries, black olives, very red tomatoes and dark, leafy greens"
More Please ASAP🙏
The reporting around the UK junk food advertising ban is really poor. Of course porridge oats don't fall under the ban – it's the ultra-processed, little packets of sweetened, instant ones that do. These two are very different products.
@cybergibbons If you read the whole thing you’ll see there’s a scoring system for foods. Normal porridge oats wouldn’t be defined as “less healthy” but oats + additives + sweeteners would