Latest news with #AngelDelight
Spectator
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Spectator
2705: Thirty sevens
The unclued lights have an award-winning feature in common. Across 5 Webcam perhaps covering temporary accommodation (6) 10 With Head absent, our teachers brewed liqueur (10) 12 Start to grumble and show contempt, returning cabbage and sprouts (6) 16 Virginia starts to gripe about loss of nerve (5) 17 French film-maker returns in time to shake things up (7) 20 Views wild rhinos surrounding empty zoo (8) 25 Women's popular victory (3) 26 Hero sat awkwardly in proximity (7) 28 Can start to see city in outline (7) 29 Hail one empty vehicle (3) 31 Run profit-making facility for outside users (8) 34 Distinctive qualities of musical about revolutionary (7) 36 Stretched out and gently massaged around top of hamstrings (7) 39 I make a claim over small matter (5) 40 Hey! Start to lower yearly interest – it's necessary for some artists (3,5) 41 Film a story with new section (6) 42 Use old slang in New York area (4,6) Down 1 Show surprising gains on left (6) 2 Sunbathe at resort hosting Noel Coward and Harold Pinter? (8) 3 Tumbled quartzes, without question fake (6) 4 Endless to-do over small whisky measures (5) 6 Car starts to accelerate up to Oldham (4) 7 Mixes palette, then joins in a few events (11) 8 Changed gear, covering up hem (4) 11 Fool moved in, getting approvals (7) 14 Puts in stitches, we hear (4) 15 It's reported I have a place in Scotland (4) 16 Victor and I look over eccentric colonel's instrument (11) 19 Virginia creeper covers particular area (4) 21 Stone axes in use formerly (4) 22 Ordered and can, at last, tuck in (4) 25 Are living in the past? (4) 27 Confident genius creatively absorbing article (8) 30 Angel Delight, perhaps with fruit (4) 31 First pieces of embroidery tidied up in sewing case (4) 32 Teresa leaves sandwiches for marketing again (6) 33 Goodness! Nothing wrong in protein (6) 35 Could be a boom in martinis on ice! (5) 37 Look to the audience for support (4) 38 Weather reporter is self-important sounding (4) Download a printable version
Irish Independent
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Bearú restaurant owners ‘genuinely shocked' to be crowned Best Newcomer in the country
The eatery in New Ross, Wexford has been making a great impression since it opened in 2024 New Ross Standard It's a long way from sachets of dried 'mashed potato and Angel Delight mix' that the newcomer and award-winning chef in New Ross, Dave Rowley, was reared on, of which he proves daily in his continuous delivery of fresh and local cuisine throughout each service in the Bearú kitchen on South Street, New Ross. On July 18, 2024, Dolphin's Barn native, Dave and his wife Siobhán Ward, were proud – and relieved – to finally see the restaurant doors open to the public, welcoming people in for a fine-dining experiencing, with a focus on locally sourced and fresh ingredients, at a reasonable cost to customers. The opening of Bearú came mutually much to the delight of food enthusiasts of the small town, as the choice of indulging in such experiences was limited to but a few establishments in the area.
Scottish Sun
10-05-2025
- General
- Scottish Sun
Four cash-saving tips to sort out your garden by getting involved in your local community
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PUT down roots in your local community and sort out your garden at the same time. Turn to green-fingered neighbours and local groups to find seeds, cuttings and unwanted plants to fill your own pots and beds. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Four savvy ways to get involved in community gardening Credit: Getty Not only will your garden flourish, but your links with others may too. CUTTINGS: Buying new plants can be pricey, while taking cuttings from friends and neighbours is free. Cut around 15cm of a healthy plant stem just below a node — where a leaf is attached. Cut off all lower leaves. Plant it deep into a pot of compost, adding a few cuttings per pot. Put in a light, warm position such as a well-lit windowsill and keep damp. When you see new growth, lift the cutting out and plant it in its own pot and wait until it is well established before planting out. SEED OF AN IDEA: Seed swaps are popping up across the country, as a way for people to share excess vegetable and flower seeds and seedlings, and get some different ones in return. They are also a great place to share knowledge, with novice gardeners picking up tips from more experienced growers. Find a local event by searching online for 'seed swap near me'. I made a DIY fence for £68 with pallets from Facebook Marketplace - it gives more privacy & people say it's 'fantastic' If you can't find one, consider setting up your own. DIG IN: Help out at a community garden. Members often share seeds, cuttings or surplus plants, as well as creating great spaces for local people to enjoy. You can find your local group at SHARING IS CARING: You can also share excess seedlings and cuttings on local groups, such as the Nextdoor app. Plus you may find people offering free seeds, cuttings and even plants on another app, Olio. Also ask at your local library or gardening groups. Get in quickly and you may be able to get hold of some summer vegetable plants. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. Deal of the day 7 Save £89.50 on the Eddie flatweave tub chair from Dunelm Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk GO dotty for the Eddie flatweave tub chair from Dunelm, down from £179 to £89.50. SAVE: £89.50 Cheap treat 7 Make space in your freezer for the Angel Delight strawberry and vanilla ice cream twists MAKE space in your freezer for the Angel Delight strawberry and vanilla ice cream twists, £2.75 for a pack of four at Morrisons, or buy two packs for £4. What's new LOOK out for two treats in the Lidl bakery. Shoppers can tuck into the limited-edition strawberry cheesecake doughnut for 79p, and the cheesecake brownie is returning at 89p. Top swap 7 This grey Bronx kettle is £45 at Next 7 Or make a cuppa using the Oslo kettle from The Range for just £22.39 PUT the grey Bronx kettle on the boil. It's £45 at Next. Or make a cuppa using the Oslo kettle from The Range, £22.39. SAVE: £22.61 Little helper TO mark its 60th birthday celebrations, Asda has cut the price of its Kids Eat For £1 café meal deal to just 60p until the end of May, right through the school half-term. Shop & save 7 Save £2.05 on DryNites pyjama pants at Boots FOR a good night's sleep, save on DryNites pyjama pants, down from £5.55 to £3.50 at Boots. SAVE: £2.05 Hot right now SUMMER camping trip coming up? Aldi has ultralight sleeping bags for £12.99 to snuggle up in. PLAY NOW TO WIN £200 7 Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we're giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers - whether you're saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket. The more codes you enter, the more tickets you'll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!
Scottish Sun
10-05-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Supermarket own-brand ice cream crowned better than Cornetto in taste test – and it's less than half the price
A brand new ice cream inspired by a retro treat has also hit shelves N-ICE ONE Supermarket own-brand ice cream crowned better than Cornetto in taste test – and it's less than half the price Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ICE cream sales across the UK are set to skyrocket as the weather heats up. Whilst you might not be able to pick up a Mr Whippy for 99p these days, we've found a Cornetto dupe that tastes even better than the real deal. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Lidl's Bon Gelati Ice Cream cones are just £1.99 for a box of six Credit: Hyde News & Pictures Lidl's Bon Gelati Ice Cream Cones came up tops after they were included in a blind taste test. A box of six 120ml cones costs just £1.99 - which works out to be 33p per ice cream. The frozen treats come in three different flavours: chocolate vanilla, vanilla and strawberry vanilla. And of course, the tip is filled with solid chocolate to really leave a sweet taste in your mouth. Despite being a freezer classic, Cornetto was the least favourite brand in the test. In Tesco, a box of classic Cornettos cost £3.75 and they are 100ml - so more expensive and smaller than Lidl's offering. If Cornetto dupes aren't your bag, Morrisons is serving up a new ice cream inspired by Angel Delight. Fans are going wild for the Ice Cream Twists, inspired by the fluffy, mallowy flavours of the nostalgic pud but in a refreshing soft serve form. Landing in two "dreamy" duos – Butterscotch & Chocolate and Strawberry & Vanilla – these soft-serve-style snacks are made for BBQS, park picnics, or just scoffing straight from the freezer on a sunny bank holiday. The icy treats are on shelves now at Morrisons – £2.50 a pop or 2 for £4 in selected stores. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel Just the announcement of the retro scoops had ice cream fans taking a trip down memory lane. One wrote: 'Love Angel Delight as a kid. Still do now. Gonna have to get these.' A second agreed: 'Omg I'm defo gonna need banana ones.' Dedicated dessert fans have been calling for the soft serve ice cream tubs, which were already available on to be available in actual stores. Angel Delight reckon they're the ultimate blast-from-the-past snack, perfect for grown-ups chasing that retro sugar fix or kids discovering the magic for the first time.
The Sun
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Supermarket own-brand ice cream crowned better than Cornetto in taste test – and it's less than half the price
ICE cream sales across the UK are set to skyrocket as the weather heats up. Whilst you might not be able to pick up a Mr Whippy for 99p these days, we've found a Cornetto dupe that tastes even better than the real deal. Lidl's Bon Gelati Ice Cream Cones came up tops after they were included in a blind taste test. A box of six 120ml cones costs just £1.99 - which works out to be 33p per ice cream. The frozen treats come in three different flavours: chocolate vanilla, vanilla and strawberry vanilla. And of course, the tip is filled with solid chocolate to really leave a sweet taste in your mouth. Despite being a freezer classic, Cornetto was the least favourite brand in the test. In Tesco, a box of classic Cornettos cost £3.75 and they are 100ml - so more expensive and smaller than Lidl's offering. If Cornetto dupes aren't your bag, Morrisons is serving up a new ice cream inspired by Angel Delight. Fans are going wild for the Ice Cream Twists, inspired by the fluffy, mallowy flavours of the nostalgic pud but in a refreshing soft serve form. Landing in two "dreamy" duos – Butterscotch & Chocolate and Strawberry & Vanilla – these soft-serve-style snacks are made for BBQS, park picnics, or just scoffing straight from the freezer on a sunny bank holiday. The icy treats are on shelves now at Morrisons – £2.50 a pop or 2 for £4 in selected stores. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel Just the announcement of the retro scoops had ice cream fans taking a trip down memory lane. One wrote: 'Love Angel Delight as a kid. Still do now. Gonna have to get these.' A second agreed: 'Omg I'm defo gonna need banana ones.' Dedicated dessert fans have been calling for the soft serve ice cream tubs, which were already available on to be available in actual stores. Angel Delight reckon they're the ultimate blast-from-the-past snack, perfect for grown-ups chasing that retro sugar fix or kids discovering the magic for the first time. 2
