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Advantages: tasty, not too much of a smell if this bothers you! Disadvantages: none
Second op in one day, I know, I'm sorry. But I've just dived into the fridge to find myself some lunch and spotted a round orange wrapper in our cheese box in the fridge - looks like my dad's finally bought Port Salut again!
Port Salut is a soft French cheese that is produced in the Abbaye du Port duSalut. Here it was invented in 1816 by Trappist monks, many of whom had learned the art of cheese-making as a means of survival after escaping France because of persecution in 1789 during the French Revolution, and returning in 1815. In 1873 the head of the abbey came to an agreement with a Parisian cheese-seller, giving them exclusive rights of distribution. In 1959 the rights were sold to a major creamery, and the cheese is now produced in a factory.
The cheese is easily recognised, with its distinctive orange wrapper and "Le ...
Advantages: Great food, good service, location Disadvantages: Service a little too over the top and food a little cold
*Please note ? this is a review of the restaurant part of the hotel*
A few weeks ago Mr Tart and myself headed to his parents? for a family gathering. We were all going out for a posh meal on the Sunday and the French Horn was chosen as the location for the event.
LOCATION:
The French Horn is in Sonning-on-Thames. Sonning is not a big place and the restaurant is on the main road so you can?t miss it (sorry I can?t be more specific ? it doesn?t even give a road name on the website!). It?s not the easiest place to get to as the approaches are all through small, busy roads. There is plenty of parking in the French Horn?s car park opposite the restaurant. The restaurant?s location is what really makes it. It is right on the Thames with the gardens leading down to the river. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the setting ...
I often buy multipacks of Walkers French Fries as they are lower in calories and fat than standard Walkers crisps, I also find them more interesting and fun to eat plus it seems as though you get more in a bag as each crisp is so thin.
The multipacks contain three flavours; Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar and Cheese & Onion. You can also buy Worcester Sauce flavour, but these are only available as single bags and not everywhere stocks them.
A French Fry is not strictly a crisp, according to Walkers Snacks it is a 'crispy potato stick' with each 19g bag containing less than 100 calories.
The flavours are quite strong which really satisfies my craving for something savoury and flavoursome. The Cheese & Onion ones are my favourites out of the multipack because they are deliciously salty and have a lovely onion flavour, going easy ...
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