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'Bengali food for thought'

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Leicester Mercury article about The Dine Bangladeshi campaign, which aimed to improve the British public's perception of Bangladeshi people by highlighting their contributions to the food industry

Your extra style spice guide

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Leicester Mercury article about the introduction of exotic spices

A tasteful art you just can't learn overnight

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Leicester Mercury article about the recipe of Indian tea

"To curry favour"

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Leicester Mercury article about a study into the effects of eating curry

Put your talents to the test

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Leicester Mercury article about the recipes of Turkey Curry and Gulab Jamun

The menu of Adam's 2

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Adam’s serves food form different countries. Such as steaks from America, noodles from China, and melt from Mexico. They coexist on the same menu, and reflect multiculturalism. Masala chips, combining Indian and British cuisine, reflects…

The menu of Adam's 1

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Adam’s serves food form different countries. Such as steaks from America, noodles from China, and melt from Mexico. They coexist on the same menu, and reflect multiculturalism. Masala chips, combining Indian and British cuisine, reflects…

The menu of Adam's 3

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Adam’s serves food form different countries. Such as steaks from America, noodles from China, and melt from Mexico. They coexist on the same menu, and reflect multiculturalism. Masala chips, combining Indian and British cuisine, reflects…

The menu of Sichuan Brother Restaurant 1

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Sichuan Brother Restaurant provides two versions of its menu to customers. One is written in Mandarin and comprises traditional Chinese cuisine. The other is in English and includes fusion food.

The menu of Sichuan Brother Restaurant 2

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Sichuan Brother Restaurant provides two versions of its menu to customers. One is written in Mandarin and comprises traditional Chinese cuisine. The other is in English and includes fusion food.