Baking Our Lockdown Days Away
It seemed rather fitting, in what will be my last online article as Food and Drink Editor, to return to […]
It seemed rather fitting, in what will be my last online article as Food and Drink Editor, to return to […]
By Lauren Stenning There is something to be said about watching a collection of adventure films at a time when
We’re living under circumstances no one could have predicted, facing a pandemic that will not only go down in history,
By Katie Duffin Everyone loves a full English at Ramon’s after a night out (or Cafe 37 ÔÇö no bias
By Katie Duffin Most people who come to live in Wales seem to develop a special place in their hearts
Words by Catarina Vicente The first time I had açai, it was served to me in a plain bowl, topped
by Katie Duffin “You’re going to the Ivy? Isn’t that the posh restaurant in London?!” My mum asked with raised
Disclaimer: I have not done Dry January and I don’t intend to stop drinking anytime soon. The cleansing month of
Quench couldn’t let the turning of a decade go by without setting some extra-special foodie resolutions. Words by Ellie Hutchings
Peter Wolinski kindly reviewed Wild Thing for Quench. I thank the heavens each day that I met my partner after
Words by Katie Duffin In recent months, many of Cardiff’s favourite restaurants and cafes have fallen victim to a series
This Student Foodgram series has enabled Quench to showcase the best of Cardiff students’ creativity when it comes to cooking,
Words by Lottie Ennis Lab grown meat has been in the pipeline for some time now, and it was in
Peter Wolinski kindly reviewed Vivo Latino for Quench. An annoying culinary trope is the use of the pan- prefix. The
Quench were invited to review Metchy’s Cafe on Cathays Terrace. Words by Sai Right next to Lidl there is a
For the third foodgram of the series, Quench interviewed Cardiff student food blogger, Carys, who features a mixture of homemade
Cardiff Masters student, Peter Wolinski, kindly reviewed The Dough Thrower for Quench. By Peter Wolinski There isn’t much that tops
Words by Lauren Stenning Having previously reviewed this Sri Lankan restaurant’s divine food, Quench were invited to sample their recent
Words by Sai With the weather getting colder and finding the time to cook getting ever harder, there’s nothing better
Cardiff student Hannah tells us how to get creative with vegetarian cooking, as well as showcasing her incredible cakes which you can drool over on her Instagram account.