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Percy Pig Pancakes – Unpalatably Pink

by Caitlin Barr

Caitlin Barr gives her honest review of the newest Percy Pig creation

The Breakfast Club – Rabbit Café

by Salome Savary

Exeter’s first 100 per cent plant based café serves breakfast everyday of the week from 10am to noon, after which you can order from the lunch menu, and daily specials board. This little spot is popular amongst vegans and vegetarians but suitable for all dietary requirements. Reputed for its remarkable cakes, it’s hard to resist […]

The Breakfast Club – No. 1 Polsloe

by Tash Ebbutt

No. 1 Polsloe, the clue is in the name. Located on Polsloe Road, this quaint café provides delicious food, the best value and an aesthetic worthy of the phrase ‘do it for the gram’. A true hero of the breakfast scene. Decorated with fairy lights, giant hanging ceiling flowers and the edgiest of wallprints, this […]

Review: No. 1 Polsloe Café

by Rebecca Broad

With the top quality food, chic décor, and lightening quick service, breakfast at No. 1 felt like a true indulgence. Add to that a value-for-money menu, and you’ve got the city’s best new dining spot. Last week, Emma and I jumped at the chance to experience food at the café given 5* by every TripAdvisor […]

The new ‘Red Scare’: processed meat causes cancer

by A.HANSON-BRAY and Fiona Potigny

 J  ust in time for Halloween, there was a new scare about town: a ‘Red Scare’. Except this twenty-first century version is more sausages than socialists. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), processed meats cause cancer, and red meat may do so too. Just 50g of the stuff each day – that’s two rashers […]

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