Oh My God. No these are not delicious looking edible cupcakes, these are fragrances! These are fragrances from the first perfume collection from Alice & Peter No, I’ve never heard of them either The collection comprises of five yummy scents in so-cute-i-could-cry bottles. Bloody Orange Fancy Choco The perfumes are marketed as seductive and subtle, made with beautiful, natural ingredients, and targeted to women who really love perfume. I love perfume and cakes so for me these look utterly perfect! Cherry Cherry Wicked Berry Showy Toffee You can order these amazing looking fragrances from their website where they retail at 45 Euro’s each.
These home-made green vegan easy falafels are the perfect filling for a simple but delicious falafel wrap!
I love scented candles and I also love pretty little things, so imagine my joy when I stumbled across these beauties. This gorgeous candle is just one from a wide range from the partnership between Santoro, design and lifestyle brand and Ashleigh & Burwood who create design led home fragrances. This is no ordinary candle, this is a Santoro by Ashleigh & Burwood candle. The newest collections are available in 2 ranges, Mirabelle and Gorjuss. I am more of a fan of Mirabelle personally and love my If Only candle which smells amazing with it’s combination of cassis, mandarin, amber and warm cinnamon. It is so pretty too, the artwork which is printed on the delicate porcelain vessel is so cute and romantic, and don’t even get me started on the gift box! I need to find a use for the box now as i just love it so much! Ashleigh & Burwood’s Santoro collection is available online now and the candles retail at £20.
For the Beef Kefta 1 lb ground beef 1/4 cup minced red onion 2 cloves minced garlic 1 tsp. lemon zest 1 tsp. ground cumin 1 tsp. ground coriander pinch red pepper flakes 1 tsp. salt 1/2 cup fresh soft herbs such as mint, parsley, or cilantro For the hummus 1 1
From vibrant vegan tacos to cozy pasta dinners, the PWWB community has been filled with deliciousness all throughout 2019. Here's a recap of the best of the best!
Azur Café Paris had an extensive menu of beautifully plated, carefully handcrafted, considerately locally sourced hyper-seasonal vegan fare
Have you ever thought about ditching your razors, binning your hair removal creams and waving goodbye to waxing? Yeah me too- and not because I’ve decided to go au natural! Hair removal is so time consuming, expensive and repetitive. No sooner than you’ve shaved, waxed or melted away your hairs, there they appear again, taunting you and laughing at your futile efforts to get rid of them. Well, not anymore! For the past 6 month’s I’ve been winning my war against unwanted body hair with the help of Tria Beauty Hair Removal Laser. Nope, I’ve not been booking myself in for regular laser hair removal at some swanky beauticians, I’ve been blitzing my hairs from the comfort of my own home with their hand held home use device. But how? Well, thanks to its breakthrough diode laser technology (until now only available professionally) the hand-held cordless device emits beams of laser light which focus on the hair follicles beneath the skin’s surface, disrupting future growth. The laser targets the pigment in the hair which absorbs the heat, gently disabling the follicles and removing the existing hair and preventing future hair re-growth. Sounds amazing so far right? Stick with it. The Tria Hair Removal Laser needs to reach each hair follicle during its growth cycle, so they say to use the device once every two weeks for 6-8 months to see optimum results. You can use it weekly if you want to see quicker results. Quick and easy to use this, the device can be safely used on legs, arms, underarms, bikini line, stomach, hands, feet, jaw and upper lip. Tria say that after 2 treatments you will experience up to 70% less hair re-growth, and any hair growing back will be lighter and finer, and in as little as six months you could have permanent freedom from the endless rigours of shaving and waxing. BUT, the Tria does not work on blonde, grey, white, or red body hair. These hairs, even if dyed, do not contain enough pigment to absorb the laser light and It is also unsuitable for people with dark skin tones because of higher levels of melanin in the skin. How do you use it? To use, prepare the area by shaving the hair you wish to remove. This will allow the laser treatment to be most effective since the laser works on the hair inside the follicle, under the surface of the skin. Next turn it on. Unlock the laser by locating the skin sensor which is a red light on the device base and hold it against the skin you wish to treat. This will beep and unlock the device once it has determined that the area you want to treat is suitable for use with the device Select the level of treatment you want to use. You have the option of strengths from 1-5, 1 being the mildest, 5 being the strongest. Start at a low treatment level (1 or 2) and then increase by one treatment level at a time until you've reached the highest treatment level comfortable to you. The higher the treatment level, the faster and better the results. (Yes, and the higher you go, the more painful too) Establish a treatment area and place the laser tip on your skin, on the area you wish to treat, making sure that it is flat on your skin. Hold the laser tip in place until you hear a beep. After each beep, just glide or lift and place the laser tip about 0.5cm (¼ inch) and wait for the next beep. You want to make sure that the laser tip slightly overlaps the area that you just treated. Does it hurt? Yes, sort of. Obviously this depends on which area you are treating. I found my arm pits were more sensitive than my legs, and my bikini line was more sensitive than my arm pits. Indeed I could only manage level 2 on my arm pits and bikini line for several weeks before I plucked up the courage to crank it up a notch! What does it feel like? It feels like warm pin pricks, or a warm elastic band being pinged against your skin. I did find that I got used to this sensation and was able to cope with the higher levels of treatment several weeks in. Yes Yes, but does it work? Yes! Now, this is not a quick fix- It requires time and dedication as well as a certain amount of bravery at the beginning, but very quickly I noticed my hair wasn’t growing back as quickly or thickly as it had before. In a matter of months I found the hair wasn’t growing back at all! I can’t tell you how much this pleased me! I now only give it a top up every few weeks and I am utterly thrilled with the results. I never thought I’d like or get on with a laser hair removal device, but Tria has saved me from the irritation and annoyance of constantly having to shave! The device costs £375 which sounds expensive, however, think about how much you spend yearly on razors, shaving gel, hair removal creams or waxing appointments. This £375 is an investment that works out at just £31 a month for a year and will allow you to live a fuzz free existence, which In my opinion, is priceless. The Tria Hair Removal Laser costs £375.00 and is available at Space NK , Harrods, Harvey Nichols & Selfridges and online at www.triabeauty.co.uk
RJ's Fabulicious Raspberry Twister (2 Serves) Sweet raspberry flavoured chewy red licorice twists. Each twist is around 13 cm long and 1.3 cm in diameter. Made in New Zealand by RJ's Confectionery. Palm Oil free, made with natural ingredients and contains no artificial colours. RJ's Raspberry Twister Ingredients Cane Sugar, Wheat Flour, Glucose Syrup, Water, Acidity Regulator (330, 331), Humectant (420), Rice Bran Oil, Raspberry Flavour, Colour (120), Emulsifier (471), Salt, Glazing Agent (903). Contains: Gluten, Wheat. May Contain Milk and Soy. Nutritional Information Serving Size: 20 g. (2 serves per pack) Average Quantity Per Serving Average Quantity Per 100 g. Energy 268 kJ 1340 kJ Protein 0.5 g. 2.4 g. Fat Total 0.3 g. 1.5 g. Fat Saturated 0.1 g. 0.5 g. Carbohydrate Total 14.6 g. 73.1 g. Carbohydrate Sugars 8.3 g. 41.4 g. Sodium 56 mg 279 mg
Packed with herbs & spices, these crispy and delicious Vegan Pumpkin Kibbeh Balls are bursting with flavor! They are delicious, vegan
This sweet cheese pastry is one of the most popular Middle Eastern desserts and I am here to tell you how to make it! This is my mom's recipe and everyone loves it.
A Middle Eastern flatbread made with a soft dough and topped with either a mix of cheese and nigella seeds or a Za'atar and olive oil blend. A delicious way to start your day - always with a cup of tea.
Here's the secret to make an incredible focaccia every time!
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Whether you’re trying to cut back on meat or just looking for something different to make for dinner, homemade falafel is the solution. This classic Middle Eastern dish is actually surprisingly easy to make at home. You can even prepare the chickpea mixture ahead of time, refrigerate it overnight, and then cook the falafel balls when you’re ready to eat. Toss them in pita bread or on top of salad for a feel-good meal you’ll want to make over and over again.
Simple divine Nutella Cafe Latte
Tabouli is a Lebanese salad made with fresh herbs, tomatoes and bulgur. It can be eenjoyed at a delicious summer dinner party or as a simple salad in a weeknight dinner.
A curry flavoured creamy chicken filling stuffed inside crispy bread pockets. Ramadan is coming to an end and so is my Ramadan series. This is going to be my last post for Ramadan this year. Had a great time posting different recipes of appetizers and thank you sooo much guys for the huge responseRead more
A flavorful exotic Asian cucumber and carrot salad that's so easy and perfect for springtime.
The ultimate summer salad, full of gorgeous vegetable
Change up the backyard barbeque menu with mint, dill and oregano-laced lamb burgers topped with a zesty and creamy tzatziki sauce!
Check out this simple baklava recipe with rose. This easy baklava is super sweet and crunchy, and makes for a great afternoon treat
Whether you spell it kefta or köfte or kufte or some other variation, you can find versions of these lamb or beef meatballs throughout the Middle East. The seasoning mixture here is simple, with spices you should already have on your shelf and you can play around, adding fresh or dried mint, grated onion, or a pinch of cinnamon. And if you like a garlicky yogurt sauce, by all means, add a minced clove.
This traditional Greek salad recipe is made with authentic ingredients like tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, kalamata olives, and big chunks of feta cheese. Make this classic salad ahead of time to let it marinate. Drizzle this simple, healthy, low carb salad with a simple vinaigrette and serve with crusty bread to mop up the juices.
Sundried Tomato and Prosciutto Baguette
Gebratene Aubergine trifft würzig-süßen Dattel-Pflaumen-Senf und knuspriges Brot. Ein ungewöhnlicher Brotbelag, der jeden zum Auberginen-Fan macht. Unbedingt probieren! 💜
My version of a Pide (a Turkish flatbread pizza) which I’ve topped with lightly spiced aubergine, a coconut mint dip and dukka - it’s absolutely amazing!
Falafel wrap is a very tasty and satisfying vegan recipe from the Middle East. This wrap is stuffed with three of the most popular Arabic dishes-falafel, hummus, and tabbouleh. It can be enjoyed at any time of the day.
Serve with avocado and herbs for a fun twist on the bagel sandwich to enjoy any day of the week!
I could eat a Crispy Buffalo Chicken Sandwich every day! This Crispy Buffalo Chicken Sandwich is perfect for weekend cooking! Can I tell you a secret? I struggle with cooking on Fridays and Saturdays. In fact, it is almost a miracle if I cook dinner at all on either of those days. I guess it’s…
Sadly, my time in Greece is coming to an end. Cue a raging fit of tears and a very pouty face. Yes I’m retreating to toddler-like behavior, I can’t help it. Today is our last
