Thirteen may be an unlucky number for some but Team Spoonfed felt very fortunate to have our resident Yank Meaghan back in the office this week. And we’re particularly excited because she has brought back some lovely treats to share around.

1) An American Werewolf in London (1981)
2) 28 Days Later (2002)
3) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
4) Notting Hill (1999)
5) Shaun of the Dead (2004)

It’s party central at Spoonfed Towers this Cake Thursday as we crack open the cava to celebrate not one, not two, but THREE birthdays all in one go. And, as everyone knows, there’s no better …

We’re full of pep and vinegar over at Spoonfed HQ for the first day in the office of 2010! We had a brilliant 2009 and things are looking even better for Spoonfed in the year ahead.

Share and Enjoy:

Move over Buble, there’s a new heart throb in town. The dulcet tones of Justin Sandercoe are enough to elicit a sneaky sit on the washer/dryer from any rubber glove wielding house wife!

London Chinese restaurant chain Ping Pong are aiming to raise £5000 for Crisis, the national homeless charity, to help feed the homeless this Christmas.

Today is the birthday of our brilliant Music Editor Dominic Haley and to celebrate we had a children’s party style cake with french fancies and the increasingly popular angel slices thrown in for good measure!
And, …

I’m assured that the Moolis are much more than wraps – each meat and vegetable combination is specially chosen and paired with freshly made chutneys from recipes handed down through the generations.

New years resolutions are always the same aren’t they; stop drinking, quit smoking, loose weight, help the poor, eat more vegetables. Problem is, there’s always plenty of opportunity to shirk your responsibility for yet another year; until now.

Is there anything more quintessentially British than Afternoon Tea? We don’t think so. To celebrate this great British pastime here’s what we think are the top spots for Afternoon Tea in London.

It’s a mixed bag of emotions for this week’s Cake Thursday as we commiserate the departure of our founding editor Joe Harrod and celebrate Lowri Clarke being appointed the new Chief.

Working at Spoonfed means you get to do a lot of fun things, but I doubt there’s much that could top the day Tom and I had on the Smartbox Unforgettable Experiences Hunt last week! …

One of the most glittering evenings in the British Film Industry’s annual calendar took place this weekend, and guess who was there to spy on the celebs and sample the cocktails? Why Spoonfed’s Culture Editor, Tom Jeffreys, of course.