Spatula, Spoon and Saturday

A food slot machine that features all sorts of fruits, dishes, and condiments is a delight for any foodie! We put together a list of slots games that you can find in an online casino and try for free. Play these games while you are waiting for your kitchen timer to go off. Follow this guide on how to find a great food slot machine that will entertain you. Your casino dreamland is just one click away. If you are getting into it, then go for the best-rated casino sites. A Food Slot Machine — A Delight For Foodies Who Love Gaming Good food is something very addictive! People who love to cook and respect culinary as a form of art love everything related to food in one way or another. For some, gaming is inseparable from cooking. If you are tired of playing your favorite mobile app about a fast food restaurant, check out several really cool games that you can find in any online casino! If you are looking for a cool, entertaining gaming app, our list will help you! Or you can have a free sample by discovering here the best bonuses provided by top online casino... Read More

This is a love story of sorts. Once upon a time, a girl and a boy met. They fell in love and were desperate to be together forever. So they did what most people in this situation do, they got married. Unfortunately as a part and parcel of all that, they decided that it would be a great idea to also have a baby. Fast forward a few years later, they suddenly realised, Wait, whatever happened to date night?’ You know, that mythical night where we go out and have long dinners and talk and not want to fall asleep from exhaustion at 9pm? Luckily though, they managed to con friends and family into this horrendous activity, that only humans would subject themselves to, babysitting. But the thing with babysitting is, it’s limited. How shall we say, too goddamn short? So they went on a journey – a journey to find good restaurants near home, that is inexpensive (because this baby thing costs a hell lot of money.) (Roast artichokes stuffed with goat’s cheese – $13.4) So one day, after they put the baby to bed (well, the baby is now a child) and a sucker of a person had... Read More

I previously wrote about Grain Asian in the Box Hill Central shopping centre. Not much has changed rather than the updated funky dining room with vintage Chinese theme and a very minor price increase on some of the menu items. For those who haven’t read my old post about Grain Asian, it is a Hong Kong style cafe that serves the typical drinks associated with Hong Kong cafes: Hong Kong tea and coffee, lemon tea, soy milk and their all-day dishes which include fried rice, noodles, Hong Kong style roast meats (duck, char siu, crispy pork belly, soy sauce chickens), won tons and yong tau fu. (Tables outside in the food court area) Be warned that most of the staff speak very little or no English at all (when I try to order something complicated, I usually flag one of the guys there whom I know speaks English well) so you will need to be pointing to the Chinese version of the menu. If I’m there with lots of people, I always make sure that they repeat the menu back to me. (Newly-ish renovated dining room) I will concentrate on their breakfast menu in this post as I wrote about... Read More

It had been a very long since we went to Cutler & Co but finally we were back! Hooray! Hooray for Cutler & Co! Talk about spoiler in the first sentence, huh? Well, I am a food blogger, not Agatha Christie. It was a celebration of sorts, when six of us (including Mini, who was four) ended there on a Sunday afternoon. This was the second time we had Sunday lunch at Cutler & Co. The first time was for my 21st birthday. Well, one of my 21st birthdays, that is. And Mini was 6 months old at the time. With previous fine-dining-with-baby experience, which went well, I figured I would take a punt and take Mini again. What the hell, It was Sunday and more importantly Mum lent us her iPad. (‘Whipped cod roe and radishes’) We got there slightly late, having found a free park (goal!) on the other end of Gertrude St. and had to walk the whole 500m to the restaurant (hey I just had major surgeries, I had an excuse to grumble every single one of those metre) I had forgotten how gorgeous the dining room was. Mum got there first and being a true... Read More

This is a love story of sorts. Once upon a time, a girl and a boy met. They fell in love and were desperate to be together forever. So they did what most people in this situation do, they got married. Unfortunately as a part and parcel of all that, they decided that it would be a great idea to also have a baby. Fast forward a few years later, they suddenly realised, Wait, whatever happened to date night?’ You know, that mythical night where we go out and have long dinners and talk and not want to fall asleep from exhaustion at 9pm? Luckily though, they managed to con friends and family into this horrendous activity, that only humans would subject themselves to, babysitting. But the thing with babysitting is, it’s limited. How shall we say, too goddamn short? So they went on a journey – a journey to find good restaurants near home, that is inexpensive (because this baby thing costs a hell lot of money.) (Roast artichokes stuffed with goat’s cheese – $13.4) So one day, after they put the baby to bed (well, the baby is now a child) and a sucker of a person had volunteered to babysit, they, without... Read More