Maggie walks for justice
May 12 2015 News
On Tuesday 12th May, 2015 in Adelaide over 400 walkers hit the pavement for the Walk for Justice. Read the rest...
Maggie’s Kitchen Diary
Not All Tea Towels Are Equal!
April 29 2015 Food wise
With a beautiful touch of denim, Maggie especially chose this tea towel to cover all bases in a well loved kitchen, not least of all looking good. The extra large size is something that Maggie sees as an essential; whether you’re needing to rub the skins off a batch of freshly roasted walnuts, cover a bowl of bread dough while it rises, or pat down a bunch of just-picked beetroot washed clean of its garden soil. Made from 100% cotton, it is also very, very easy to wash - and the way that Maggie uses tea towels while she’s cooking, there’s no compromise on that in her kitchen! Read the rest...
Maggie's Tools of the Trade!
April 27 2015 Food wise
Maggie’s whole world is about food, as we all know, so it was only a matter of time before we could convince her to share her must-haves to create her very own kitchenware range. Including beautiful cloth napkins, extra large teatowels, an apron that is based on a favourite she picked up in Italy many moons ago, and an iPad stand in the shape of a chopping board, you’re sure to find something that makes spending time in your kitchen all the more enjoyable. As it should be! Read the rest...
Maggie is on Pinterest!
April 22 2015 Food wise
Have you checked out what Maggie's been pinning lately? If you want to know what Maggie's reading, listening to, excited about or cooking for dinner tonight, it's all on Pinterest! Read the rest...
Bring A Sense Of Ritual To Every Meal
April 20 2015 Food wise
Having a set of beautiful but practical cloth napkins brings a sense of ritual to every meal, without pomp, but well beyond a throw away square of paper. Maggie considers cloth napkins as essential to setting a table as cutlery and glasses, adding to the enjoyment of a shared meal. Made from 100% cotton to suit any table setting, with the resilience to be thrown in the washing machine time and again. Read the rest...
