Rosés are red…
If you don’t like rose, perhaps you should try some more
WELL, they are not quite red. What prompts me to write about this subject is the recollection of a recent discussion I had with friends, about rosés. I ended the discussion like this “If you think you don’t like rosé, you just haven’t tried enough of them”.

Avocado delights
There’s more to the avocado than guacamole
Avocados are a good source of monounsaturated fat, which helps balance cholesterol levels as well as helping in the battle against heart disease. Avocados also contain several cancer-fighting substances. Half an avocado counts as one serving of fruit or vegetables, but with a lot more calories than most

Chopsticks

Spicy Noodles
Serves 4

500g noodles
100ml cooking oil
50g bean sprouts
3 spring onions, cut in big pieces
1 sweet red pepper, cut into chunks
1 onion, cut into chunks
2 rashers bacon, chopped
2 tsp soy sauce
1 tsp chilli powder
1 tsp curry powder
1/2 tsp salt

Masquerade
It’s Carnival time. Masks, streamers and dancing, create the atmosphere for any party. Tantalise your guests and get rid of their inhibitions with this herbal-based and fizzy drink. Enjoy the mixing and Salute…

Ingredients
4cl Scotch whisky
2cl Galliano Liqueur
5 dashes Angostura Bitters
1cl Runny/clear Honey
Club Soda

With so many packages vying for our attention the question of what to watch on TV has never had so many answers. But where is it all leading us?

Air on a G String
What has come over men? There seems to be an underwear revolution taking place
IN THE old days it used to be called the G-string, which only managed to magnify in the minds of nervous classical guitarists the fear of imminent chafing.

Mixed media are used to assess the role of women in Cyprus society at an exhibition opening in Paphos tomorrow

It’s that time of year. Wherever you live in Cyprus the carnival has come to town but for some it is more than just a bit of fun

It’s believed that the tobacco plant, as we know it today, began growing in the Americas in around the year 6,000 BC.

The cigar was smoked throughout the islands of the Caribbean Sea and in Mesoamerica for centuries before Europeans discovered the Americas in the late 15th century. The word cigar is thought to originate from sikar, the ancient Mayan word for smoking.