If you could only eat one food and one drink for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Curry Tofu with either boiled or fried rice. I am obsessed with it and it is my regular order from my local Chinese takeaway down the road and was previously in the old town I lived in too. As for a drink it would be coke. I’d probably go for something alcoholic but I wouldn’t like to be drunk all the time. Way to kill an Irish stereotype! 🙂
I wish I could be healthier than coke but I don’t particularly like the idea of water forever or milk. And tea/coffee/hot chocolate wouldn’t stop the burning in the mouth from the curry. 🙂
A brilliant night of comedy and most importantly charity fundraising. The annual Comic Relief extravaganza, which was started by comedian Lenny Henry and comedy writer Richard Curtis in 1985, had another wonderful night filled with music and sketches and lots of fun. Let’s take a look at seven highlights from this important, prestigious night:
Sam Smith & John Legend’s Performance and Music Video
The two of these artists have such incredible, powerful and emotive voices and they sound amazing on the official Comic Relief song for 2015 Lay Me Down, a duet of Sam’s song.
National Treasure Sketch
Staring Stephen Fry, Sheridan Smith and Miranda Hart as the judges of who should be added as a national treasure and starring stars such as David Walliams, David Gandy, Cheryl Cole, Russell Brand, Robbie Williams and Liam Gallagher who eventually was the new national treasure as well as Ronnie Corbert this sketch was so funny. Really well-written and very imaginative. Loved it.
James Bond Sketch
Starring stars such as Ben Whishaw, Alan Carr, Daniel Craig and Naomi Watts, the Bond Sketch was full of humour.
David Walliams’ Kissathon & His & Davina McCaul’s Smooching Session With Orlando Bloom
David Walliams broke the kissathon World Record. Also David & Davina McCaul kissed Orlando Bloom who made a surprise appearance as well.
Little Britain Sketch
Stephen Hawking and Catherine Tate joined David Walliams for this year’s Little Britain sketch. The graphics, one word: Amazing! This sketch was very original and fab.
Cassidy & Natalie Win The People’s Strictly
Cassidy Little is so amazing and he and Natalie Lowe danced this Paso to perfection. Well-deserved win.
Victoria Wood Wins Comic Relief’s Bake-Off
Beating off competition from the other finalists Gok Wan, Jennifer Saunders and Michael Sheen, Victoria Wood took the honours in the Comic Relief’s Bake-Off.
Union J’s Jaymi Hensley appeared in Heat’s food section this week to discuss his favourite crisps, his favourite TV chef and what the best meal that he has ever eaten has been amongst many things cookery and food-related.
Speaking about his favourite meal that has cooked, Hensley 23 said, “My peanut butter on toast is good! Or a microwave meal, and I love a chicken curry.”
It is really surprising about the microwave since he used it in the words of bandmate Josh Cuthbert “a few too many times in the course of his meal” on Union J’s YouTube version of Channel 4’s hit TV show Come Dine With Me, Come Eat With Union J which if you have watched already you should. It’s a good bit of fun. 🙂
Speaking of the best meal he ever ate, he replied, “The catering on tour is so amazing! We had caramelised pork, which sounds rank, but it tasted amazing.”
Asked what his favourite crisp flavour was, he replied, “Prawn cocktail all the way! The really cheap 30p ones.”
You have got to love an economical man, don’t you?!
He also revealed that his favourite TV chef was “Ina Garten from The Barefoot Contessa. She does proper homely cooking.”
He also said mayonnaise was his favourite condiment and admitted that he has mayo even with roast dinners while he said he didn’t like steaks. He also stated that he would make Spaghetti Bolognese if four friends came around for dinner because “it goes down well with everyone. And I’d make my own bread.”
The new Lindt bears in aid of Children In Need are just so cute and fabulous and most importantly are for such a great cause. At 50 cent why not buy a good few bears and do your bit for charity while enjoying the delicious chocolate that is Lindt.
The bears which 10% of the profits from go to Children In Need come in both bigger and smaller sizes and have been supported by many celebrities including Jessie J, James McAvoy, Kim Cattrall and Nicole Scherzinger.
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