• If you’re craving that perfect taco fix, South Africa has a great selection of restaurants serving up authentic Mexican flavours with a local twist. Did you know that World Taco Day is celebrated on 4 October? I bet you didn’t! As a lover of Mexican food, tacos are my favourite and I am always looking for the best spots to get my taco fill. For some people, the flavours of a taco can be overwhelming but there are many places who get the job done just right. From Cape Town’s laid-back Tex-Mex bars to Johannesburg’s fresh taco grills, here are…

    Smooth and creamy, the coffee and pistachio nuts add a wonderful flavour to these wobbly little puddings! The rich, velvety flavours of this coffee and pistachio crème caramel is perfect for any dessert table. The earthy depth of espresso with the subtle, nutty flavour of finely ground pistachios, creates a balanced, creamy custard that melts in your mouth. Topped with a glossy caramel layer that adds just the right amount of sweetness, each spoonful is smooth and satisfying. ALSO SEE: Honey crème caramels

    The global food market and currency exchange rates are intricately linked in ways that directly impact economies and consumers alike. For Forex traders in South Africa, understanding this connection can provide valuable insights into the market dynamics that drive currency fluctuations.   Whether you’re trading the Rand or another currency, recognizing the relationship between food prices and Forex markets is essential for making informed trading decisions.  The Global Food Market and Currency Movements  The prices of food commodities like wheat, corn, soybeans, and sugar are influenced by a variety of factors, including weather conditions, geopolitical events, and supply chain disruptions. However,…

    Ditch your usual weekend plans and dive into something truly extraordinary! Hazendal Wine Estate in Stellenbosch is turning the traditional wine-tasting weekend on its head with its first-ever Hazendal Festival. Mark your calendar for 4–6 October, because this isn’t just about sipping wine — it’s a vibrant celebration of art, food, music, and culture, all centered around one powerful theme: soil. Led by the visionary curator Khanyisile Mbongwa, the “Soil Edition” is inspired by the Nguni proverb “Belele nje, Abathulunga” (“They may be asleep, but they are not quiet”). The festival will explore soil as a keeper of stories, past…