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parlour
'If you’re brave enough to have dessert, I’d definitely recommend the tasting platter.'

Parlour Kensal

...Groucho. However, I was not so lucky with my choice; the Frozen Margarita, apparently made up of strawberries, tequila, triple sec and blended ice, tasted more like the watery dregs...
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virginia

Virginia Ironside

...of pomegranate molasses, big bunches of coriander for 50p, boxes of mangoes, pickled lemons, rose water, frozen artichoke hearts and a thousand other delicacies that you normally only find at...
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Granger & Co.
'At once a stylish, thriving fashion hub, and simultaneously a family-friendly joint'

Granger & Co.

...was Granger & Co. ice cream. I had no idea how much flavour could be packed into a single ball of frozen dairy. The sugared ginger on top, heat and...
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Mori Japanese
'Things took a turn for the worse' at Mori

Mori

...most edible; liberally but unevenly covered in rock salt. Ready to leave, we chose the quickest dessert possible; zero fat frozen yoghurt (£2.85). I asked for mine to be topped...
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Sands End gastropub
'Mains were hardy and flavoursome' at The Sands End, Fulham

The Sands End

...My dessert of treacle tart with homemade malt ice-cream (£5.50) was a sweet tooth-lover’s dream. My friend’s frozen chocolate parfait (£5.50) with homemade pistachio ice-cream was brought out on a...
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Louise Roe

Louise Roe

...UK? Baked Beans! GMTV, the sense of humour and of course, above everything, my friends and family. What are your guilty pleasures? Frozen yogurt – I have to eat one...
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