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Nectar Card
A chance encounter in the Dalston big Sainsbury’s sparks an emotional release. Words by Conale. Illustration by Luke O’Reilly.
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Rick Stein’s Oddity
John Merrick on the strange allure and bumbling anti-charisma of Rick Stein. Illustration by Alex Brenchley.
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Eating in bed, a lyric essay
Jo Hamya on meals in bed. Illustration by Sing Yun Lee.
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Chugging Away
Momtaza Mehri writes about beverages as affective transportation through three drinks.
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You Can’t Go Wrong With Delia
Brian Dillon on Christmas with Delia. Illustration by Seb Tanti Burlò.
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A cultural history of the polski sklep
How the polski sklep changed British food culture, by Kasia Tomasiewicz and Marta Zboralska
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How Pie and Mash Killed Itself
Why protected status won’t save pie and mash in London, by Jonathan Nunn.
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Part 2: The Vittles Christmas Gift Guide 2024
Even more gift ideas: books and zines, an array of kitchenware (both practical and pretty), and our pick of the best bizarre and bougie food-related…
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Part 1: The Vittles Christmas Gift Guide 2024
Lourdes holy water mints, canned haleem, a manaeesh clutch, goth egg, and more than a hundred other gift ideas for gifts from Vittles
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Introducing Vittles Prints
Six new prints from Vittles, in collaboration with Sing Yun Lee and Michaël Protin
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Michèle Roberts: The Art of Writing a Cookbook
Lauren Elkin interviews the Booker-nominated novelist Michèle Roberts about writing her first cookbook. Sketches by Michèle Roberts.
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A Ghost Story About Pies
How the revival of Pimbletts bakery tells a story of deindustrialisation in the north-west town of St Helens. Words and images by Jennifer Jasmine…
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