BBC Olive Magazine Reviews

I first tried this magazine on a bargain £1 for 3 issues offer and have continued to subscribe since then. This is a great magazine for those who love food, both cooking at home and eating out. The front part of the magazine concentrates on cooking and recipes. They have a regular sections including seasonal cooking written ...  Read the complete review

Olive Magazine is a monthly publication from the BBC. It is a magazine based entirely around food and drink. The magazine is released on the 5th of each month, it costs £3.30 for each issue, although you can get a years subscription with £9.50 of Tesco Clubcard Vouchers, or can subscribe online for 6 issues at £1 for each ...  Read the complete review

I love to cook and I love to eat out, both hobbies that have been growing in the last couple of years buoyed by several rather attractive and charismatic celebrity chefs and in my case being forced to fend for myself. I like my magazines to be a little challenging and whilst avoiding the drivel about what Jordon and Peter did next found ...  Read the complete review

Olive Magazine is ideal for anyone interested in food and cooking. It provides inspiration for new recipes, as well as a range of articles on various cooking techniques, ingredients etc. There are usually a range of articles by or about celebrity chefs, and there's a whole section dedicated to restaurant reviews, or articles about foodie ...  Read the complete review

***BBC Olive Magazine*** I recently subscribed to a few magazines on the BBC 3 for £1 trial offer to see if any of them would give me inspiration in the cooking department. Olive was one of the magazines that I gave a try, which is issued monthly. ***What's it like?*** Well the cover price is 10p more than Good ...  Read the complete review

Olive magazine is a BBC production, its always printed on high quality paper with a glossy frontage. Although the pictures do alter month to month they are always tempting and draw your eye. In the summer they tend to be more colourful thus reflecting the season, in the autumn they tend to be darker with pictures of real comfort food again though ...  Read the complete review