Mangoes are not only delicious but also a rich source of vitamins and antioxidants. However, many people are hesitant to indulge in this tropical delight due to the perceived difficulty in peeling and cutting and often opt to buy pre-cut mangoes from the grocery store. But we’re here to help! Explore this guide on how to peel and cut mangoes ensuring you can enjoy this juicy fruit hassle-free. Selecting the right mango Before starting the peeling and cutting process, it’s crucial to choose a ripe mango. Look for a fruit with a slight give when gently pressed, a sweet aroma…
Some say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we couldn’t agree more! To share it with a loved one? Even better. And pair that…
Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant hideaways, Wellington in the Cape invites you to join in its tranquil charm. The revitalisation of the Wellington Wine Route brings a breath of fresh air, marked by the introduction of a vibrant new identity and the first Go Wellington Family Festival. Scheduled for Thursday, 21 March, the festival marks a new chapter in Wellington’s journey. Conveniently located just a short drive away, Wellington is a mere 55 minutes from Cape Town CBD, 40 minutes from Stellenbosch, 60 minutes from Worcester or Franschhoek, and only 30 minutes from Malmesbury. “Despite misconceptions of remoteness, Wellington…
Our open mushroom omelette recipe is the ultimate breakfast or brunch dish. Featuring tender mushrooms nestled in fluffy eggs, this dish is a hearty and versatile option. ALSO…
Take advantage of a little me-time and treat yourself to the greatest birthday freebies South Africa has to offer! Whether you’re taking the cableway up Table Mountain or watching silver-screen magic under the stars, enjoy a budget-friendly week of sights and thrills to celebrate your birthday. Free things to do on your birthday across South Africa: 1. Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Whether you’re a local or a visitor, ascending the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is always a delightful experience. While it may not be budget-friendly for locals at R420 per adult for a morning departure, there’s a silver lining –…
Chia seeds, from the Salvia hispanica plant found in Mexico and Guatemala, have been important in the diets of ancient cultures like the Aztecs and Mayans for centuries.…
Following recent recalls of several peanut butter products due to concerns regarding aflatoxin levels, all manufacturers in the industry are being called upon to conduct tests and submit their results to the National Consumer Commission within a 14-day period. The scope of the consumer commission’s notice includes all peanut butter, peanut butter-based products, and items containing peanuts, such as cookies, sweets, ice cream, chocolates, ice cream, and spreads. ALSO SEE: Peanut butter panic? Make your own! Expressing concern over the frequency of recalls, Acting Consumer Commissioner Thezi Mabuza emphasised the need for immediate action. “To address this issue comprehensively, the commission…
This milk tart éclair trifle with pinotage jelly and naartjie syrup is a proudly South African twist on a Christmas favourite. Who said you have to wait until…
A day out is never complete without a delicious dessert. For those with a sweet tooth, the Waterfront offers a delectable array of dessert destinations that promise to satisfy even the most discerning taste buds. Whether its cake, ice-cream, pancakes, waffles, or crepes – there’s a place to satisfy every sweet craving. Explore these dessert restaurants in the Waterfront: 1. dipndip For a decadent and immersive chocolate experience, dipndip at the V&A Waterfront is a haven for chocolate enthusiasts. Specialising in gourmet chocolate creations, this international chain offers an extensive menu featuring indulgent chocolate fondue, crepes, waffles, and signature desserts.…
Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast is back and it’s groovier than ever with a ’90s twist! Get set to groove and enjoy some delicious bites because Rosebank Mall’s Street…