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  • Why there’s never been a better time to drink tequila

    July 23, 2019

    Tequila has come to connote summer, fiestas, and the rich culture of Mexico. It’s also incredibly versatile: you can sip it, down it in one, mix it with soda, have it in a margarita, use it to replace the key ingredient in pretty much any traditional cocktail. For those wanting to explore options beyond shots [...]

  • Hotel Chocolat shares worth even more than this

    July 18, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. They’re hardly cheap, but shares in this fast-growing chocolatier could go higher still. At a time when many retailers are finding trading tough, Hotel Chocolat Group (LSE:HOTC) continues to make light work of justifying its punchy stock market valuation.    The chain, which listed on AIM in 2016, produced more strong figures today as an [...]

  • Turnaround time for struggling food giant

    July 12, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Rodney Hobson from interactive investor. The proof of the pudding lies with a new chief who looks set to sell off poor performers to boost spending on premium lines. A heavy burden lies on the shoulders of Miguel Patricio, who took over as chief executive officer of food and beverage giant Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ:KHC)last month. The reputation of [...]

  • In the case of sugar, the nanny state really does know best

    July 11, 2019

    Boris Johnson created a furore last week by announcing that he was considering getting rid of the so-called sugar tax.  Was he right to question the levy, or does it serve a purpose? Introduced in April 2018, manufacturers now have to pay more tax if their drinks contain a high amount of sugar.  The producers [...]

  • Why Ocado shares have been chased sharply higher

    July 9, 2019  |  City Talk

    A costly warehouse fire hasn’t dented enthusiasm for the shares. Our head of markets explains.   Ocado (LSE:OCDO) transformation from online retailer to cutting-edge technology provider remains clear for all to see. The Andover fire in February was an unwelcome distraction and has come at a cost both in actual terms as well as in lost [...]

  • High-yielding Greene King shrugs off weather warning

    July 4, 2019  |  City Talk

    Bad weather is bad news, but the dividend is attractive and Greene King typically excels in winter. On balance, Greene King (LSE:GNK) full-year numbers edge into the “glass half-full” category, as the pub owner and brewer continues to extract value from its brand and estate. Apart from a healthy return on capital of 8.5 per cent, Greene King [...]

  • Are labelling rules about designation of origin just a form of protectionism?

    July 3, 2019

    Are labelling rules about designation of origin just a form of protectionism Matt Kilcoyne, head of communications at the Adam Smith Institute, says YES. Loyalty is not won by being first. Nor should it be won by locking out competitors by law. It is won by being best. Brand matters. This is not the case [...]

  • Kalifornia Kitchen review: Vegan health food in the heart of London

    June 25, 2019

    Walking into Kalifornia Kitchen is like slipping through a Goodnight Sweetheart portal, except rather than arriving in World War Two you’ve been teleported across the Atlantic to Venice Beach, as seen through an Instagram filter. It’s as though this healthy-eating vegan diner has been surreptitiously airlifted from the West Coast to Tottenham Court Road in [...]

  • Weekly Grill: Kebab Queen chef Manu Canales on his best ever meal and accidentally eating finger nail clippings

    June 25, 2019

    Who are you and what do you do? I am Manu Canales, and you can find me cooking at Kebab Queen in Covent Garden. For as long as I remember, I’ve been fascinated by food, which is the reason I became a chef. Tell us about Kebab QueenIt’s the icing on the cake of our [...]

  • Biff’s Jack Shack review: Unapologetically filthy vegan burgers

    June 18, 2019

    Vegan food is at the literal bleeding edge of culinary science, but before there were heme-infused burgers, pea protein mince and steaks made of specially cultivated soy chunks pounded into the vague shape of a cow by a man in a lab coat, there was the humble jackfruit. The flaky, stringy, melting flesh of the [...]

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