"After years of continuous eating,'A Girl has to Eat', a self-confessed food lover and eat-aholic, has been spurred on to create her own food guide & blog. Read about her fabulous (and sometimes not so fabulous) culinary adventures in her restaurant reviews. This and more!"

Five Reasons to Vibe as a Vegan

Posted on Friday, 27th January 2023

Have you ever considered going vegan? It’s a question that happens every January as veganuary comes into effect. There are plenty of reasons to go vegan, from the amazing vegan menu that you can get in a restaurant to the health benefits that come with it.

If you’ve ever considered switching your diet from a meat eating one to a vegan one, you should know that this is a pretty big step. You want to ensure that your choices are good choices, whether you are vegan or not. So, why should you go vegan?

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5 Essentials For An Adventurous Summer

Posted on Thursday, 26th January 2023

The summertime is the perfect season to get outdoors, explore the world around you, and take some time to relax and recharge. But before you set out on your next big adventure, there are a few things you need to ensure you have in order to have the best experience possible. In this post, we’ll go over five key items that you need to ensure a summer full of adventure.

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3 Last Minute New Year’s Eve Dinner Ideas To Try

Posted on Monday, 2nd January 2023

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There’s nothing quite like New Year’s Eve. The night can be magical in itself, but it’s not uncommon to want to go a bit further to celebrate the changing of the year. Going all-out for dinner is one of the more notable ways for this, but you don’t need to rush out to a restaurant to do this.

If you’ve decided to stay home, but want something special to make, it’s worth considering a few last-minute New Year’s E ve dinner ideas. Despite putting them together at the last minute, they’ll be much more enjoyable than you’d think. The entire family should love them, especially with three top picks.

It’s worth getting your taste buds going and checking them out.

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9 Great Tips For Hosting The Best New Year’s Bash

Posted on Friday, 30th December 2022

When it comes to celebrating New Year’s Eve, why not get in the spirit and create an unforgettable meal for your family and friends? If you’re planning something special;

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Here Are Some Tips That Will Help Make It A Night To Remember:

Create a guest list.

Make sure you’re aware of how many people you will be hosting. This helps you plan the food and drinks that need to be bought or made.

Set your budget.

Whether you have a large budget or are on a budget, it is important to set a spending limit and stick to it. In addition, it is helpful to plan out which dishes you will make and/or buy so that you don’t overspend.

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What To Wear As A New Mum

Posted on Wednesday, 14th December 2022

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Many women end up having to buy new clothing during pregnancy. But what about after birth? Can’t you just return to the clothes you were wearing before you got pregnant? In most cases, not immediately. In order to heal, it could be important to choose comfortable clothing. On top of this, if you’re breastfeeding, you may want to consider clothes that make nursing your baby easier. This post offers a few tips as to some of the clothes that could be worth incorporating into your postpartum wardrobe.

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How To Become A Professional Food Critic

Posted on Friday, 9th December 2022

It’s a job that, for many people, is something of a dream. If you have often thought about being a food critic, the good news is that there is a real possibility of getting into it. Even if you don’t currently have experience in it, you should find that you are able to become a professional food critic as long as you put your mind to it. Let’s take a look right now at what might be involved here and what kind of approach you might want to take. By the end you should have a strong idea of how to get into this line of work.

Develop Your Writing Skills

One of the most fundamental skills you will need to have to be a food critic is writing. You need a way with words if you are going to cogently and clearly communicate to people what makes food good, or bad, and why they should visit certain restaurants over others. There is a strong element of persuasive writing in this, so you should make sure to practice that in particular. On the whole, just ensure that you are developing your writing as best as you can. You’ll find that it really makes a huge difference.

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It’s All Gravy: How To Create The Perfect Gravy At Home

Posted on Friday, 18th November 2022

However you are planning to use it and in whatever form, there is a lot to be said for a good homemade, hearty gravy. The truth is that a lot of hard work can go into a good gravy, but nonetheless it’s one of those things that you are going to be able to perfect as long as you work at it and you know some basic things. This article should help you to understand how to make a gravy a lot more effectively and easily, so let’s take a look at some of the things to consider right now.

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Tips To Meal Prep This Winter

Posted on Friday, 4th November 2022

Tips To Meal Prep This Winter

Meal prepping is the process of preparing the main ingredients of a dish, or even the full recipe, ahead of time like rice, roasted vegetables, prepared protein, etc. With a head start on the week provided by this clever meal planning technique, dining is frequently quicker, healthier, and less stressful. Learning to prepare meals will significantly improve your evening dinner game since you’ll be able to get a healthy alternative on the table quickly and save a tonne of time during those valuable and occasionally busy post-work hours. It will also give you more time to spend with your kids and loved ones.

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