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Waitrose Food Illustrated

Description: A magazine for people who love good food and wine.

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... foodie articles. What I enjoy most about the magazine though is the fact that there are always a couple (if not more) of articles to really sink your teeth into. Often no more than a couple of pages long, the reader is treated to a little bit of intellectual stimulation packed in amongst the pavlovas and stews. The recipes that I have tried from WFI over the years have always been excellent, easy to follow and precise in terms of timings. I’ve yet to try a recipe and have it not work (although I have tried a couple...more

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Waitrose Food Illustrated: Come dine with me (1012 words)
by cmh4135 - written on 28/10/07 (Very useful, 162 readings)
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I genuinely look forward to the end of each month. Not, like most people, because it brings pay day (although that too is good) but because it heralds the next issue of Waitrose Food Illustrated. WFI (as it is known), is the in-house magazine produced for Waitrose, part of the John Lewis Partnership. It can be picked up in-store and is free to Waitrose, John Lewis and Partnership card holders or £2.50 to non-cardholders. It’s also available on subscription, delivered to your door, again with discounts if you are a card-holder. Often, there are “free gifts” if you decide to subscribe and these are generally of good quality (wines, hampers and books have all ...

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