And you might well follow your nose to my mum’s house where you’ll sometimes find a Stinking Bishop in the corner of her garden. She’ll let it into the house when we are eating but otherwise the smelly and runny cheese from Gloucestershire isn’t welcome near the house.
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My old office used to look out over Berwick St, with its wonderful but little known fruit and veg market. “3 figs 1 pound” the sign reads. And they used to at least have some wonderfully arranged displays.
The “models” are still up a staircase next to the fish and chip shop where we lusted over [...]
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Ihaven’t had a chance to visit Neal’s yard Diary yet. But I was passing Paxton and Whitfield on Jermyn St the superb purveyor of all manner of cheese (and some pretty good pork pies which today I missed).
If you know where to look London is studded with these sorts of places in the form of [...]
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I‘m spending two hours a day in the Apple lecture theatre accessing the fast broadband network as we are still wind-up internet at home.
It’s a stones throw from my old work stamping ground of Soho, the tiny streets bordered by Regent and Wardour Streets.
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What are the essential food and drink experiences in London at the moment?
I arrive back for the first time in four years, and the first as a food blogger, on the 10th September, leaving on the 22nd (Right now I’m sweating it out in Dubai for some reason).
Part of my visit is for work to [...]

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