Having not had Falafel in ages, due to having a year long aversion to anything with flavour, I decided to go on a wild Falafel binge a few weeks ago. I was staying in London and couldn't resist the call of Falafel, a comforting presence as the cold nights draw in and the rain starts... Continue Reading →
Thank you to our regular contributor Marie for this post. After a 3 year hiatus, it was time to try flying again with the offer of a berth and company in Helsinki. Gatwick was reputed to be like hell on a bad day but the reality was logistically fine. But I’d forgotten what a humongous... Continue Reading →
You must have noticed the deafening falafel related silence over the last year, dear readers. The truth is, my baby hates falafel (and hummus). I wasn't able to eat anything chickpea related for my entire pregnancy, or anything containing garlic or spices. In fact, I lived almost entirely off potato waffles and vegan sausage rolls.... Continue Reading →
A guest review by anonymous Since owning a dog, a lockdown puppy who is now nearly two, life requires significantly more planning. And by life I include falafel eating. So a weekend involving a beach walk, nosing around a few junk shops, examining fascinatingly historic artefacts in a local museum.. and dropping into a cafe... Continue Reading →
A bit thank you to Sereen Al-Kutubi for this guest post! Follow her on insta @ the.Wanderingflamingo Karam AL Sham A restaurant and cafeteria in Ras Al Khaimah (UAE) which serves a variety of local middle eastern cuisine, a great lunch spot. This is my second time ordering the falafel plate and it did not... Continue Reading →
Let’s be honest - it’s been tough. Any festive plans foolish enough to be made were dashed by the virus. The only way to live seems to be spontaneously, apart from the daily lateral flow tests which are now a fixed routine ( when available). So as we headed into New Year’s Eve (anxious and... Continue Reading →
Many thanks to Laura for this guest post. "Everyday is like Sunday." So sang Morrissey, and for many of us a fitting epitaph for lockdown. But what does that have to do with falafel I hear you cry? Well, it may feel like a year of Sundays but it isn't healthy to eat Sunday Roast... Continue Reading →
Border Force Falafel. By guest blogger Marie la vie @ planteatingposts (Instagram) A sour mood and sluggish appetite can often be remedied by the appearance of a falafel vendor in my long experience.In this instance, the vendor was a big blue double decker – “The Big Greek Bus”, parked on Folkestone harbour, and selling take... Continue Reading →
Many thanks to miss j. for this post! I had a very posh day out with my Latin and Ancient history class to Lydney Park, a 17th Century country estate, which is home to a Roman temple and bath. After exploring the grounds we paid a visit to the tea room. An array of spectacular... Continue Reading →
Yep, that's right, my rapidly expanding waistline wasn't entirely due to my excessive falafel consumption in recent months. Every time I go for a check or scan, I am mildly surprised that my bump does, in fact, contain a human baby, and not a large ball of falafel (as previously suspected). As a slightly paranoid... Continue Reading →
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