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When Junius Durrant applied for a job with the Saladmaster Company back in 1968 he stumbled when they asked him if he knew how to cook. The truth was he barely knew how to boil water. Luckily, he told the truth. “They said, ‘good, you don’t cook. We ...

Hungry eaters flocked to get a taste of some authentic Mexican cuisine at one of Hamilton’s newest open air restaurants. Little Mexico, which is located in Wesley Square, drew in the crowds on its first day of opening last week and has been busy ever...

A taste of Central America will be coming to Bermuda with the opening of a new mobile Mexican eatery in Hamilton today. Little Mexico, which will be located in Wesley Square on the corner of Wesley and Church Streets by the City Hall parking lot, is ...

Entrepreneur Georgina Symonds has expanded her home baking goods business by taking over the food concession at Southampton Rangers Sports Club. Ms Symonds has reopened the take-out restaurant as Island Foods, and is operating it now from 6:30 am rig...

Food was the focus of this year’s summer programme organised by the St George’s Foundation’s Director of Education, Leondra Burchall. “RIP It: Bringing History to Life with Food Summer Student Programme” ran for one week in July at The World Heritage...

One morning Eileen Vanderpool awoke to the sound of grease crackling in the pan and the smell of eggs frying. She thought it was her husband cooking breakfast, but when she took a look in the kitchen, there was her five-year-old daughter, cooking up ...

The Opposition raised concerns that a new Price Control Commission could introduce control measures that damage the free market, but Government insisted that is untrue. The debate came during the Motion to Adjourn in the Senate yesterday. Premier Pau...

Premier Paula Cox has branded suppliers as "inhumane" for upping their prices and "economically raping" those who are struggling to make ends meet. Ms Cox, who is also Minister of Finance, used this week's town hall meeting on the economy to spell ou...

Former Attorney General Phil Perinchief yesterday called for wholesalers who have historically enjoyed a ‘virtual monopoly’ to disclose their markups. Mr Perinchief also suggested eliminating tax on targeted goods as he put forward his own ideas for ...