• A beloved doughnut shop in Cape Town has announced it’s closing its doors. Grumpy & Runt is the brainchild of Johke Steenkamps and Carla Gontier. It specialises in making artisanal doughnuts, homemade deli sandwiches and a selection of vegan options. The duo announced on social media that although they intended to trade throughout June, the establishment experienced its ‘worst ongoing production battle to date’, forcing them to close their doors immediately. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Grumpy & Runt (@grumpyandrunt) ‘Unfortunately, we are no longer in the position to keep our doors open anymore.…

    Working from home can get a bit mundane, so spruce things up on a rainy day with these Stellenbosch coffee shops. Try roaming the quaint streets of an old town to make the most out of a workday. Here are five charming coffee shops that are wonderfully geared towards working – while having great coffee. 1. The Blue Crane and Butterfly What better place is there to get started on a rainy day than at a cafe with a name more suited to a children’s lullaby? Situated on Dorp Street, The Blue Crane and Butterfly serves one of the best cups…

    Nothing says Happy Father’s Day like the perfect Sunday morning warm-up cup! Melt dad’s heart and celebrate this Father’s Day by enjoying our rich and creamy peppermint crisp hot chocolate! Pair it with your favourite Sunday morning treat for something extra special. ALSO SEE:Celebrate Fathers Day at The Maslow with a Dad’s Beer &; Braai Garden https://www.foodandhome.co.za/lifestyle/celebrate-fathers-day-at-the-maslow-with-a-dads-beer-braai-garden

    On the 6th of June 2024, Food&Home was invited to a beautifully curated interactive experience in Babylonstoren. A wonderful day packed with mother nature’s beauty, history and amazing food.  Introducing their project Soetmelksvlei, a concept inspired by the spirit of a 19th century farmyard. The project invites guests to immerse themselves into a world of interaction to fully experience a unique piece of history on the slopes of Simonsberg . A day at Soetmelksvlei farmyard takes us not only back in time to experience the 19th century but opens our eyes further into what we can learn about the history…