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|| BISTRO | BREAKFAST

Recreate that cafe culture in your own kitchen and start the morning with bistro style crockery, table linen and barista equipment. Also included recipes both healthy as well as a little indulgent, plus my own recipe for my favourite low G.I., high fibre breakfast. 
Above images: 1.Coffee Drip instagram 2.ManiLife Peanut Butter RECIPE: sourdough toast spread with almond milk yogurt, drizzle with peanut butter and top with slices of banana and a sprinkling of seeds 3.Normann Copenhagen Craft Salt and Pepper Mill 4.Bakery Bits all the equipment and ingredients to make your own fresh crusty baguettes    
Above image: Sage The Barista Touch™ bean to cup coffee machine
Above images: 1. La Redoute Léon set of 4 cereal bowls in blue (also available in pink and pale green 2.Sage The Barista Touch™ bean to cup coffee machine in Black Truffle 3.BBC Food RECIPE click here for a low G.I. high protein breakfast of Overnight oats with apple, blueberries and nuts   
Above image: Fellow 'Stagg' Pour over kettle available in the UK here
Above images: 1. my morning Nespresso espresso by The Paper Mulberry 2.Knopps Knoppifier hot chocolate maker (yes please)! 3.Normann Copenhagen Mormor blue and white checked tableware 4.LinenMe Cafe apron in grey stone linen  
Above image: Royal Doulton Coffee Studio range of tablewareAbove images: 1.Grind compostable coffee pods Nespresso compatible with refillable tin 2.Rosslyn Coffee instagram photo by @vieravirag (a beautiful instagram feed) 3.Villeroy & Boch 'It's my match' powder mug Uni 4.Rosslyn Coffee with gorgeous food photography by David Robson of @robson.eats  
Above image:Knoops range of chocolate for making the perfect hot chocolate (I adore the packaging)!
Above images: 1.Nicolas Vahé Lemon Curd, stir into yogurt, spread onto toast or layer up on top of yogurt and oats 2.The Paper Mulberry my own RECIPE (see the bottom of the post for the 'how to') for a healthy, low G.I., high fibre breakfast  3.Hotel Chocolat stylish 'PodCups' (pair) in white ceramic created by Royal College of Art ceramicist Andrew Wicks 4.Fabrique Bakery photo by @the_lazyfoodie   
Above image: Normann Copenhagen 'Bliss' tableware range and Salon tray
Above images: 1.The Conran Shop Linen napkin in Thistle 2.Sue Pryke Mr & Mrs Teaspoon in heavenly chalky pastel shades 3.Sue Pryke gorgeous Mr & Mrs ceramic Teastrainer, mug and spoon 4.Sage Appliences    




Above image: Royal Doulton Coffee Studio range Espresso cups and saucers set of 4
Method: Take a handful of raspberries, add a sliced banana, then 40g of All-bran, top with 2 desert spoons of 0% fat Greek yogurt (Fage is my favourite!), sprinkle with chopped hazelnuts and mixed seeds and add a splash of skimmed milk - Enjoy!
Above images: The Paper Mulberry, spoon 'Polished Knot' desert spoon by Culinary Concepts, linen napkin by Linen Me




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