Food and Drink
It’s tea-toxing time
A new teatox that is making waves with celebrities from Kylie Jenner, Hilary Duff to Nicky Hilton, is Lyfetea - a loose-leaf tea that aids in metabolizing fat and curbing those cravings, and well, supposedly giving you a flatter stomach.
Teatoxing seems to be the new trend in weight management (remember it is not a diet or meal replacement) as it’s perhaps more practical and time-efficient as opposed to the often hefty-priced juice detoxing programs that are available out there. With teatoxing comes a form of tea made up of super antioxidants and health-boosting ingredients that not only encourage weight loss but also overall...
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Velocity – The restaurant-billing app
Or ever caught yourself trying in vain to even catch a waiter’s attention that by the end of it, you are quite literally fed up and take it upon yourself to head to the till? Ok maybe not, but still, it is one of those things that you don’t want to be kept waiting for. Well, that dread of waiting for your bill to arrive at your table might no longer be an issue – for some 300 restaurants in London at least. Probably one of the best and most useful apps in town at the moment is the Velocity app , co-founded by childhood friends and ex Goldman Sachs employees, Zia Yusuf and Alex Macdonald. Of course, they were not the first to realize that restaurant-goers usually have to wait minutes till their bill arrives, but they are currently one of the few in the fintech world to deliver an app that is truly changing the way restaurants utilize mobile payment.
Letitia Casta, Parisienne Par excellence for Cointreau
Through history Cointreau has been close to women as they explore their creativity, embodying in many ways the free spirit of La Parisienne, the Parisian woman. As Creative Director of the House of Cointreau, Casta’s very first goal is to inspire women and dare them to be themselves, celebrating Cointreau’s signature art de vivre. For her first project Casta has chosen to celebrate Louisa Cointreau, due to her pivotal role for the House and her encouragement toward women to explore their creative side. “It’s the fragility of a women that touches me. Today we want to be too strong, today we want to be too perfect, and I think it’s completely wrong. We have to be in love with our femininity and this is the message I want to get across.” said Casta, whose project also involves selecting female artists from all over the world to share their own twist on life. This will happen both through a series of ‘webisodes’, each an opportunity to freely exchange ideas, but also creative evenings inspired by the Cointreau Cafe’ Society.
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