Delicious UK - (11)November 2020

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Therichesofherfather’sallotmentinNorfolk inspire Lottie Day’s

illustrations,whichshescreen-printsonto cotton napkins, tea towels

andpaper.Otherdesignsincludehoneybees, lobsters and lemons.

Mixedvegetablenapkingiftset,£35,lottieday.com

Chunky stuff

If your giftee cares about

fair trade and sustainability

(not to mention chocolate),

a rainbow pack of six Tony’s

Chocolonely bars is perfect.

Look out for festive individual

bars such as milk chocolate

gingerbread and dark mint

candycane,£3.98for180g,in

Sainsbury’sandWaitrosetoo.

£25.99for1kg,johnlewis.com

andtonyschocolonely.com

Licensed

tothrill

PopcorninnovatorJoe

& Seph’shascookedup

anhomageto 007 to

celebrateBond’sreturn

tothescreennextyear

inNoTimeToDie– and

thankfullyit’snottop

secret.Inspiredbyhis

drymartini,kernels

arecoatedincaramel

infusedwithgin,vodka

andlemon.Alsonew?

Eggnogpopcorn!

OfficialJamesBond 007

DryMartiniPopcorn,

£4for70g;Eggnog

Popcorn,£4for80g;

joeandsephs.co.uk

A year in food

Taste the year month

by month with menus,

recipes, tips and

evocative essays in this

new anthology compiled

by Miranda York from

the food platform

At The Table. There are

contributions from top

food writers including

Elisabeth Luard, Felicity

Cloake and Nik Sharma.

The Food Almanac, £16.99,

Pavilion Books

For bread geeks

A lame – a super-sharp razor blade

with a handle – is the secret behind

the artistic patterns on homemade

loaves. Suffolk woodworker

Ahren-Paul Main crafts three shapes

to suit different bakers: the long,

slim Classic, chunky Sabretooth

and curvaceous Dragon’s Tear.

£30 each (plus £10 UK postage);

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