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Caesar salad: a hundred years of popularity

Food and drink

Caesar salad: a hundred years of popularity

One salad on the menus of many restaurants on the Costa del Sol is 100 years old this year. There are legends about its origins that completely rule out the connection with Julius Caesar that many believe

Alekk M. Saanders
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    Nuts for nuts

    They are good for blood pressure and cholesterol, yet there are people who never eat them from one month to the next

    Andrew J. Linn |
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    Chinese leave Bordeaux

    Bordeaux vineyards were attractive during the early years of the decade but that has changed and many Chinese are now focusing more on domestic opportunities like technology and national real estate

    Andrew J. Linn |
  • The flavour of German beer in Andalucia

    History

    The flavour of German beer in Andalucia

    The Oktoberfest tradition has taken root in many countries but German-style beer was actually first brought to Cadiz in the 19th century

    Alekk M. Saanders |
  • Food and drink opinion

    The Judgement of Paris

    A blind tasting in Paris in 1924 crushed the myth that only France could produce world-class wines and opened the global market to New World equivalents

    Andrew J. Linn |
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    Ravages of time please

    Port and sherry once held a revered place in any respectable middle to upper-class British household. However, these traditional drinks have fallen out of favour, claims A.J. Linn

    Andrew J Linn |
  • Food and Drink opinion

    Rosado on a roll

    In Europe and the United States, consumption of rosé wine has increased by 10% a year over the last decade. However, there are signs that marketing and distribution is becoming a complicated issue

    Andrew J. Linn |