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With a dash of the Devil

by Emma Bessent

Halloween is the perfect time to try out recipes that you’ve always considered a bit beyond your comfort level, because if you botch them, everyone will assume that your bake’s semi-destroyed aesthetic is totally intentional, and oh-so-seasonal. The bake itself is moderately tricky, but the hairy bit is mostly in the icing, so if you want an […]

Around the World: Copenhagen

by Lifestyle

If you’re a foodie, Copenhagen is certainly worth a visit. Denmark is well known for its famous pastries (which are admittedly excellent); Copenhagen is full of traditional bakeries, packed to the brim with marzipan kringles and warm apple whirls. However, it would be a crime to leave without trying one of the highly popular smørrebrød, […]

Exeter’s new KFC to open in November

by Hannah Butler

With seated dining for 80 and a drive-through service, the new restaurant will create 50 jobs in Exeter, according to a KFC spokesperson. “We are delighted to be opening a new drive-thru restaurant in Marsh Barton,” the spokesperson told Exeter Express and Echo. “We look forward to welcoming residents into the store.” The new branch […]

Cooking up a storm – student style

by Natasa Christofidou

Moving away from home, where most domestic chores are taken care of for you can be overwhelmingly daunting, especially if your university accommodation is self-catered. As convenient as catered halls may seem, they lack the flexibility of choosing the time of your own meals, but also the food that you eat. The on-going myth that […]

Top tips for travelling vegan

by Natasa Christofidou

Travelling during the holidays can be the most exciting thing you’ve done all year, but also extremely stressful – especially if you follow a vegan lifestyle that isn’t always catered for by all transportation and accommodation services. In an attempt to keep your holiday vegan-friendly, I’ve listed my top three traveling tips below. Transportation: Whether […]

Day Tripper: 5 Places to Visit in Exeter

by Jessica Stanier

To get you exploring the city before you head homeward, Jessica Stanier, Features Editor, recommends a handful of unusual spots across the city….   Cakeadoodledoo (The Café) Cakeadoodledoo is a charming little café tucked around the corner from Exeter Cathedral. It’s also the only possible word that springs to mind when you try their amazing […]

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