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    • Like a Tea Tray in the Sky, Southsea

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    One wet and miserable Saturday Geoff and I tried to get into Southsea Coffee Co in Osborne Road, Southsea but to no avail. It’s very popular and on Friday’s and weekends we find it almost impossible. So we thought we should try somewhere different and I thought I knew of a place a bit further up […]

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  • Weekly Treats

    • This week’s sweet treats : 13/11/2015

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    What better way to start your Friday than with our weekly round-up of some of the many sweet treats we’ve eaten this week, at home and abroad.  Here’s five of our favourites! Clockwise from L-R 1. This dish is Okonomyaki  from Japan. The name is derived from the word okonomi, meaning “what you like” or “what you want”, and yaki meaning […]

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