Competition! Celebrate No1 ranked blog

To celebrate making No1 for blogs in Glasgow on Urbanspoon, we are having a competition.

 

The prize is a copy of Canapes, an excellent book which will tantalize your taste buds and make you not want a full sized meal again.

 

Now to the question, What is the literal meaning of the Italian word Linguine?

 

Leave a comment below by 19th March at 9pm and we will pick out a winner.

 

Good Luck!

Emma

Emma

Hello!

I am Emma and with my husband Mark write Foodie Explorers, which is a food and travel website.

I am a member of the Guild of Food Writers and British Guild of Travel Writers.

We have a wide range of judging experience covering products, hotels and have judged, for example, for Great Taste Awards and Scottish Baker of the Year.

Along the way Mark gained WSET Level 2 in Wine and I have WSET Level 2 in Spirits as well as picking up an award with The Scotsman Food and Drink Awards.    

Usually I can be found sleeping beside a cat.

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5 Comments

  1. Gerry Haughian

    Little tongues. Lovely terminology from our Italian cousins

  2. Jacqueline

    Little Tongues and congratulations on hitting the top 🙂

  3. Michelle Babat

    means little tongues

  4. Ailsa Meechan

    “little tongues” 🙂 Congratulations, guys! You deserved it!

  5. lee

    linguine means “little tongues”

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