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Friday 28 February 2014
‘ONLY’ EVENT FOR MARCH & COOKBOOK GIVEAWAY
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Thursday 20 February 2014
A Peep Into ‘Around The World with Tadka Girls’ | Cookbook Review along With Recipes To Share | Winners Of ‘Only’ Event
Thursday 13 February 2014
High Ultra Lounge–The Highest Food & Beverage Destination In South India | Restaurant Review
It was more than a week back that I along with Deepasri were invited for the pre launch bash cum review of a F&B joint located in the tallest building of South India, The High Ultra Lounge, a venture of Brigade Hospitality Services Limited (BHSL). The hosts flew us down to Bangalore and this time for a change, I was there in the city for my blog related work. We were only told that the place is conceptualised to be the food and beverage destination in Bangalore and is located on the roof top of Bangalore’s World Trade Centre.
We reached the venue on time and went up by an exclusive Glass lift to the 31st floor where the lounge is located. The lift offers a breath taking view of Bangalore. We were received warmly by Mr. Vineet Verma who is the Executive Director of Brigade Hospitality. While we made ourselves comfortable a refreshing Orange flavoured drink was served. It was almost sunset and we could see the neighbouring areas from that elevation. The ISKON temple seemed quite close by. Under the sky, up above the world with mellifluous music to hear, surrounded by beautiful decor and ambience, I had already made a mental note that this place is soon going to become the crowning jewel for Bangaloreans and the tourists. It is a place which will draw your attention and will definitely set your mood right.
Friday 7 February 2014
Kid’s Lunch Box Ideas-1 | Bi Coloured Flat Bread Variations- Chequered & Marbled | Step Wise | Vegan
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Saturday 1 February 2014
Puro Fair Trade Coffee- A Product Review
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Those who have known me over the years and also my relatives would be surprised to see a review of coffee in my blog and might wonder whether my habits have changed. So just to reconfirm, I’m still a teetotaller and the only reason I’m reviewing this product is as ‘it’s a coffee with a cause; the cause of protecting the rain forests’. So, to inculcate a conscious, nature driven consumerism amongst my readers, I’m here with the review, as coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world and consuming Puro can bring in a change of conserving nature.
Why Puro Coffee?
We all love our Mother Earth and in our small ways we try to help protect it, whether it’s through saving electricity and water or it could be through planting trees. When Tamara of Puro Fair Trade Coffee approached me to ask whether I would like to review their products, I got instantly attracted to them for a few more reasons: i) It’s a Fair Trade Coffee ii) They are actively working along with World Land Trust which is a UK based land charity, whose patron is Sir David Attenborough (I hope you would remember the famous movie Gandhi, it was directed by Richard Attenborough who happens to be Sir David Attenborough’s brother) iii) It’s a shade grown Coffee and it also happens to be an Organic Coffee. One can read more about these qualities here.