Wonderfully Entertaining

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If you’re a social butterfly who lives to entertain guests in your home, then the idea of building a home bar has probably swirled around in your mind a good few times over. Sipping a few drinks with friends and having a good laugh can be food for the soul, but what better place to share your favourite stories than sitting around a home bar?

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Does your kid want to be the next Jamie Oliver or Nigella Lawson? Why not encourage a passion for cooking early on, by making them a play kitchen?

Play kitchens are an excellent way to stimulate your kid’s imagination and keep them occupied, and what’s really great is the fact that they don’t present any danger or make any mess!

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What better way to get the party started than with a colourful array of Hors D’oeuvres (appetizers)! Presenting your guests with a little something to nibble on before the main course is a great way to keep them entertained and to get the conversations flowing - cheese platters are perfect for achieving this.

Because we believe in making life wonderful, we’ve collected a few of our favourite tips to help you make a platter that no one will forget!

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There’s no denying that the wonderfully fruity aroma of a chilled glass of wine, goes down well on those warm and breezy summer evenings. After a long work day there’s nothing better than taking the edge off with a tasty meal and a refreshing drink. But there’s nothing worse than spending hours in the kitchen preparing an exquisite meal, only to have its flavours dulled down by pairing it with the wrong wine.

If you’re having your family or friends over for dinner this Christmas, you may already be starting to feel a little overwhelmed with all the preparation and planning. But just remember that your guests aren’t expecting the perfect Christmas dinner, all they really want is to have a good time and enjoy a nice meal with the ones they love. Having a designer house, elaborate decorations or gourmet food isn’t the be-all-and-end-all of a successful Christmas dinner.