• The Eiger Digital Filter Coffee Machine is perfect blend of technology and convenience – just right for coffee lovers! Features and Benefits  900W Anti-drip function & Permanent Filter  Funnel can be removed vertically Boil-dry Protection Touch Panel with LCD Display With its 900W power, this coffee machine ensures a quick and efficient brewing process, delivering your favourite coffee just the way you like it. Enjoy a tidy countertop with the Anti-drip function and enjoy the ease of a Permanent Filter, eliminating the need for disposable filters. The removable funnel allows for easy cleaning and maintenance, while the Boil-dry Protection ensures…

    Bursting with vibrant colour and fruity flavours, this Ruby Red Smoothie is a refreshing blend of seasonal berries. This smoothie not only dazzles with its bold red hue…

    As we approach the festive season, the coming together of friends and family is always welcomed. Planning a potluck is a great way to host a fun gathering whilst exploring various themes and cultures through food and drinks.    We offer a guide on how to sufficiently plan a potluck that is sure to ease stress and ensure a good time.   1.) Choose a Theme:   Selecting a fun theme that is diverse is an excellent way to get creative and give each guest an idea of what they can bring to the potluck. We recommend choosing a theme…

    A good few years ago, milk baths became the epitome of self-care. We saw the Instagram posts flooding our feeds with aspirational posts from influencers in lush baths covered in milk and adorned in pretty flowers. Aesthetical appeal aside, what is the purpose of these alluring baths? Here’s the lowdown: The history of milk baths Milk baths were first popularised by Cleopatra, who many believed bathed in milk every day to maintain her complexion. 80 years after Cleopatra’s death, the Roman Empress Poppaea followed suit. Thereafter, Queens Catherine Parr and Elizabeth I bathed in milk, too. The belief was that…

    With World Sandwich Day around the corner on 3 November, it’s time for South Africans to send their sarmie-making squads to the popular annual Ladles of Love Sarmiethon, taking place in Cape Town and Johannesburg on 1 November. Now in its fifth year, the Sarmiethon will once again unite volunteers and donors around the goal of distributing a whopping 75 000 sandwiches to those in need. The campaign is backed by Coronation Fund Managers, as well as Anchor Yeast, Blue Ribbon and Rhodes Quality, but the organisers are looking for more corporates to enter teams, either at Maker’s Landing in the V&A Waterfront…

    If you don’t already know how, we’re teaching you how to fold a linen napkin this week. With minimal effort and maximum style, these bow ties make for perfect modern table decor. WHAT YOU’LL NEED Square napkins Napkin rings Step 1: Iron out a square napkin. Step 2: Fold the napkin in half once from opposite corners. Turn it so the longest side is at the top and the point faces down. Step 3: Fold up the bottom point about 2–3 cm. Step 4: Fold over the top towards the point twice. Step 5: Turn the bottom half up and over the top,…