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Nobody listens to vegans

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Brent Meersman ponders whether veganism and being a food writer can go together.
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The fine art of cooking

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Boutique restaurants are on the increase in Cape Town – selling product lines as well as meals.
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Terroir’s earthy taste of winter

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Brent Meersman explores the elegantly casual Terroir restaurant's European inspired cuisine and its sweet deals for winter.
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Haute of this world

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The menu at Haute Cabrière is specifically designed to complement the estate's wines - and it works.
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Up to the vegan challenge?

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Cape Town Vegan Challenge is an invitation to try veganism for a month and several restaurants have taken up the gauntlet, writes Brent Meersman.
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The best of a raw deal

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In this overprocessed world with industrial ­agriculture doing violence to the planet, it makes sense that some have turned to a raw food diet.
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Straight in Dakar, gay in Paris

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"I felt I had a white man's disease," he said. As everyone knows, there are no local cures for white men's diseases.
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Is it beer o’clock in Cape Town yet?

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Yes. Yes it is. And time flies at the Beerhouse in Long Street, where the range of ale is matched by the quality of the food.
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Cape Town tapas spot taps into the loud crowd

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La Parada on Bree Street in Cape Town is noisy and ­popular, but clearly food is not the main attraction.
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‘White trash’ still cooking

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Emily's Restaurant has moved again, and this time 
it will appeal to more food lovers than ever before.
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Kimchi worth a royal flush

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Observatory, isn't exactly a destination for fine dining, although there is plenty of food to be had at better prices than elsewhere in Cape Town.
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Infamy eggs on Charly’s bakin’

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From naughty creations to gestures of goodwill, a Cape Town business has seen – and made – it all.
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Adventurer’s artefacts fall under the hammer

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The collection of a young man who ?courted danger across the continent, Nicholas Penny, is to be sold as "tribal art".
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A bookshop’s new chapter, different setting

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A renowned book dealer, Clarke's Bookshop, has been given a new lease on life though its future in a hostile world remains uncertain.
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Green Mountain trail: Slackpacker finds his way home

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Brent Meersman discovers the perfect way to remove the aches and pains of walking a 60km route.
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