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The City of Hamilton and island chefs cooked up three nights of entertainment over the weekend at the Taste of Bermuda festival. The drive-through event, held at the city’s Par-la-Ville car park, offered guests fresh food and cocktails along with mus...

Bored during lockdown, Kamel Dickinson went into the kitchen and started recording. It was something the fitness trainer had been thinking about doing back in February as a way of building his social-media profile, but a friend put him off the idea. ...

Curtis Azhar is unemployed, but working towards change. He had been with Spirit of Bermuda for a month when Covid-19 hit the island and the sloop was forced into dock. The chef is grateful for his family’s support, and the government benefits he has ...

More food must be grown on the island to combat problems with international supply chains, the home affairs minister said. Walter Roban’s warning came after it was confirmed that a shipment of bananas was destroyed in April because it was riddled wit...

Mad Hatters Restaurant and the Bermuda Fudge Company have teamed up to offer kerbside delivery of the sweet treat. Sarah Burrows, the owner of the Dockyard-based fudge makers, said she was forced to look at new ways to generate revenue after the Covi...

Bermuda’s food supply line is secure, supermarket leaders said yesterday. Tredick Gorham, president of The Supermart, and Will Cox, president of The Waterfront Group that includes Miles Market, provided assurances to consumers. “Our food supplies are...

In an effort to provide customers with savings on groceries, The MarketPlace has launched a programme that gives access to “20 to 30 quality items” at low prices each month. This will be in addition to its normal bi-weekly specials, the company said....

A solution to Bermuda’s banana crisis is in the works, home affairs minister Walter Roban said today. Mr Roban told the House of Assembly an “alarmingly high” contamination from mealy bugs and scale insects has affected the island’s supply of the fru...

Bermuda’s banana crisis is continuing as importers and officials struggle to find a solution to pest problems in imported fruit. Some shops used signs to tell customers that bananas will be unavailable “until further notice” and one said it had added...

Three entrepreneurs who met at Ignite Bermuda have launched an innovative on-demand grocery business that promises to reduce food costs. Mandela Caesar and Dwain Smith of ICSS Bermuda have teamed up with Colin Rego of food delivery business Sargasso ...

Paddle Popped popcorn has had its fits and starts since Malachi Symonds first started it in 2014. He went off to boarding school, ran it for two years during a gap year, then went off to college. “I had a family member doing it for me when I was away...

When Wanneeka Saunders first started making popcorn for her mother and her mother’s workmates, she was making ten bags a week on average. It was a way to make a few extra dollars while she worked as a full time customer service representative for BTC...