@JohnDLewis1954 Sure, I wasnโt 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.
โ๏ธ @GiuliaCrouch
https://t.co/QoxtE5WzQt
@pearlwheeler1 Hey Pearl. Itโs 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. Iโve 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 Giulia๐๐
V. Clear & Readable [Science; Not Too Scientific]๐
"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 ASAP๐
The reporting around the UK junk food advertising ban is really poor. Of course porridge oats don't fall under the ban โ 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 youโll see thereโs a scoring system for foods. Normal porridge oats wouldnโt be defined as โless healthyโ but oats + additives + sweeteners would