It involves Taylor Swift, a joke about exes, the singer’s fans going beserk on Twitter, and a whole bunch of other things we don’t blame you for not caring about.
The announcement that religious gatherings of 50 people or less could resume under alert level 3 has sparked some heated debate.
A recent report has revealed an exponential increase in food prices since March, including many basic household staples.
Everyone’s idea of the perfect burger will differ, but there are certain ingredients that you cannot skimp on, and they must be selected and prepared with care.
Consuming food and drink with a mask on poses obvious problems but then again so does a weird robot mouth likely to terrify everyone around you.
We’re all chugging the stuff to get us going in the morning, but this time there is no barista to rely on. Here’s how to up your brewing game.
If you’ve ever dreamed of cultivating your own honey, and the smug feeling of satisfaction that comes with it, this is probably the easiest way to do it.
South Africa and America share one common trait – we love our meat. But experts say cutting down might not be a bad idea.
What if I told you that an elaborate meal could be prepared in roughly 20 minutes, in one pot, with minimal effort on your part? Sign me up.
Stick a six-foot-wide tube around your customers, and you’ve ticked off some of the physical distancing concerns.
Many restaurants have been forced out of business due to lockdown regulations, and even the most famous are now struggling.
These tonic-based virgin cocktails won’t give you a buzz, but they do taste like the real deal.
Elon’s tweet about a chocolate sundae seems innocuous enough, but it’s part of a larger picture that reflects rather poorly on the billionaire.
Many restaurants around the world are struggling, but some in the San Francisco area have been given a hand by a rather famous couple.
Dalgona coffee is all the rage on social media at the moment, so you might as well try your hand at it.
Start winter off right, and tackle the year ahead with a month’s supply of delicious cold-pressed health shots.
In what might be the biggest shock to the new freedoms we can legally enjoy under alert level 4, Cape Town’s number one pizza, Butler’s Pizza, did NOT open on May 1. Nor May 2. And how’s this – they’re STILL not open.
Café du Cap’s harvest table is the stuff of legend. With a small team serving up ludicrously addictive, limited portions of dream delights, everything is fresh-cooked, homemade and gourmet.
If you were hoping to live off a diet of Woolies pies and chicken over the next few weeks, the sale of those items has been prohibited.
This attempted Jacinda Ardern cake makes a strong argument that some things are better left unbaked.
Woolworths’ new ‘click and collect’ drive-thru service is a pretty cool way to assist with physical distancing.
I know you’re bored, and carbs boost your mood, but we really need to get a handle on lockdown snacking.
‘Basics with Babish’ will guide you through making a pizza – which you’ll then eat while binge-watching the rest of his cooking channel.
If you’re venturing out of the house to stock up on essential groceries, you need to plan ahead in order to make the most of it.
There’s panic buying, and then there’s coughing on all the food so that it has to be thrown away.
Despite the president urging us to refrain from panic buying, the shops were overrun today. A psychologist weighs in on why.
So, you’ve stocked up on more canned foods and toilet paper than one person can use in a lifetime. Now what?
Nando’s couldn’t resist taking a stab at KFC after their UK coronavirus advertising fail.
I reckon this new coffee shop is going to be a massive hit with those trendy Kloof Street regulars.
Hungry in town and not keen on ‘hanging around’? Here’s your best bet.